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CONTENTS
CU AMIGA MAGAZINE • JULY 1995
Cover Feature
£
The New Amiga 20
The Amiga was
relaunched in Frankfurt
on the 30th May 1 935.
CU Amiga Magazine was
there and we have a
three page exhaustive
report on the outcome of
this most important
event, including: a new
30Mhz Amiga 1 300, a
GOMhz A4O00T, plans for
the next generation and
the management team
of the new Amiga j
company revealed for
the first time.
Into the (Inter).net 26 1 Get Serious
Your complete guide to get-
ting on-line. The fascinating
world of the Internet is
completely demystified, as
we explain how you can
reap the benefits of the net
from your Amiga. This
feature was brought to by
Messrs Dillon and Horgan.
• Cinema 4D
70
A newcomer to th* 3D rendering
race limber* up on the starting black*.
LightWave 4.0
The Amiga's top 3D animation system
is nesting Version 4.0. What's in More?
Directory Opus 5 76
Everyone loves the file utility Directory
Opus. Find out what'* new in Version 5.
Photogenics 1.2
The ground-breaking 24-bit paint software
hot lot* of new trick* up it* sleeve.
Scala MM400
Presentation and video titling has never
been so easy,
Public Domain
PD Scene
89
Stack* of games, d*mo» and oddities
come under the microscope in the world's
beet PD entertainment taction,
PD Utilities
93
Get a load of all the neet utilities and
applications from ttl* public domain.
Get the most out of your Amiga far the
price of a blank disk!
LigtilWaic Q I'l
Data 2 SO
The database that think* it's a
spreadsheet. Final Data 2 look* hot.
• lO Out of lO
Two educational programs ara pot
though their paces: German and
Structured Spelling.
• CD-ROMS
86
Thousand* and thousands of megabyte*
of data are reviewed in this month's
spectacular round-up.
CONTENTS
Games
PREVIEWS
• Primal Rage 38
B Movie monsters in WiP shocker!
41
Could this be Wing Commander for
1995? Quite possibly ...
• Wheelspin 41
Skidmarks has spawned a clone from
a new Italian programming teem.
• Big Red Adventure 42
Take a trip to Russia in this comical
graphic adventure from Core Design.
• Timekeepers 42
Defuse ti nuclear bomb in the latest
from the Valhalla people.
• Gloom 44
If you thought Fears looked good, take a
gander at Gloom - the best Doorti clone?
• Power Ho use 44
Sim City meets the gas board in a game
designed for would be moguls!
REVIEWS
ViroCop 48
Andrew Braybrook and Graftgold are back,
with a cute robotic shoot 'em up.
Behind the
Iron Gate 52
Oh n* escaped robots are taking over the
world. Dare we say 'another Doom clone'?
• X Fighter
No, it's not Star Wars, it's a CD32 beat 'em
up with tons of characters and gameplay.
• F1 Champion 54
It's about time someone released a decent
follow up to MicroProse GP. Here it is.
• Tactical Manager 2 57
And this month's foothatl management
game is ... Tactical Manager 2.
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Players Guides
• Ultirnate Soccer
Manager 58
Take on the Premiership with our ever so
handy guide.
• Valhalla 2 - The Lord
of Infinity 61
Part one of our complete solution. Say
hello to our little prince once more.
• Bloodnet 64
Get your last dose of blood as our
solution reaches its final part.
PRODUCT TEST
Editorial
Advertisers' Index
At last, at long last the Amiga is about to go on sale again.
All versions are lo be upgraded and a new machine is being
researched for future release with a RISC processor This is no
longer the stuff of dreams, of wishful thinking or of prediction.
Amiga Technologies GmbH is the new purveyor of all goods
Amiga and we have the first news from the Frankfurt re-launch
on page 20.
Bui what about our cover disks? Last month's tm$ge FX was
going to be a hand show to follow but I believe that on this
celebratory issue, one which marks a new departure for our computer of
c ha ice, we have lived up to our reputation of giving you the best value for
money deal available. With Adorage 2.0, a free video offer (and other money
saving offers \, a full database and. for Al 200 and A4000 owners (sorry non-
AGA users, we couldn't get an all machine version), the full game follow up to
Team 17's Arcade Pool: Arcade Snooker. Until next month - enjoy.
Alan Dykes. Editor
News 20
Hot from Frankfurt, we have all the latest news on Esccim's
plans for tha Amiga. Find out exactly what they intend to do
with your favourite computer, and what ths future- holds for
us all. Has the Amiga been saved, or is it destined to become
another page m history? Find out all on page 20.
Fancy League Results -
Month Three 1 24
Just when the Fancy Football League ties got into its stride,
it's all aver. The pike have risen above the sticklebacks (isn't
that what they say an TV?). Find out which one you are.
ProCalc
Andy Leaninq takas a look at soma more of those
common ProCalc problems.
102
Buyers Guide 103
This month W» concentrate On setting up your awn
home off tee.
Graphics Masterclass 104
Faking reality is now easier to do than ever before,
Peter Lee shows how you can do it with your Amiga.
Image FX 106
Cinemorph is under the spotlight of this month's
imago FX tutorial. Professional morphifig made simple.
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Directory Opus 11
We get a bit deeper into our Directory Opus 4 tutorial
with more pearls of wisdom from Andy Leaning.
ProDraw 111
Larry Hickmott shows how plain text con easily be
transformed into elaborate banners.
Questions and Answers 116
The tech is department get stuck into another bag of
your tricky problems.
Frequently Asked Questions 118
John Kennedy is back with another reel of those
frequently asked questions.
Q-r- A Masterclass 1 20
Preparing and formatting a new hard drive can be a
tricky business. Andre Digard has some pointers.
Backchat 122
You know what really gets my back up? No? Well
take a look at Backchat and find out.
Points of View
What we want in the new Amiga is ... Alan Dykes
puts his case for the new generation of Amiga*.
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EDITOR: Ainu 'How dn you play snooker?' Dykes
DEPUTY EDITOR: Lisa "What's ths raw bloke like'' Cull ins
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CONTRIBUTORS: Tony Dillon. Andy Leaning, Peter Lea. Andy Mitchell. Vampyra,
Andre Digard, Norman Harris, Simon Coombs, Rik Skews,
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New Features:
• AGA Support (up to
256 colours)
• New effects
• Faster rendering times
• Improved interface
Using your own pictures
Adorage manages to get its animations playing
smoother than usual thanks to a special trick. It takes
advantage of a side effect of the Amiga's interlace
mode (which changes the display very quickly to give
the impression of double vertical resolution). This
means that Adorage can only work with interlaced
pictures. Unfortunately Adorage can't convert non-
interlaced pictures itself, so if you want to use a stan-
dard hi-res or low-res non-interlaced screen, you'll
need to expand it vertically beforehand. This is easily
done with programs such as DPaint and Image FX.
It's the all new 2.0 AGA release
of Adorage, complete and fully
functioning. Now you can create
stunning effects just like these!
(forage 2.0
a power-
ful visual
effects sys-
tem, It's designed to
add a professional
edge to all your pre-
sentations, whether
that means a slick
front-end to your latest
game or demo, or a
posh title sequence
[ for your new video
production. Unlike
some other software, Adorage
is incredibly easy to use, and
you'll be generating those slippery
wipes and special effects within
minutes. For an idea of what you
can do with Adorage 2,0. double
click on the icon marked
SSADemo in the Adorage disk
window. This will play a pre-ren-
dered sequence, showing how
you can build up a complex ani-
mation by combining a number of
simple effects.
Getting started
Have a go at rendering an anima-
tion by clicking on any of the
effect buttons on the left of the
screen. These are the ones
marked with little patterns. Each
effect has a number of options
that allow you to customise it, so
once you've clicked on an effect
button, you'll be presented with
an options panel. These options
are generally Self-explanatory,
offering different angles
and directions.
These effects also give you a
number of choices ranging from
'very coarse' to 'ultra fine'. This
refers to the size and number of
pieces into which the imaige will
be broken during the animation,
For example, selecting very
coarse with an expl ode-type
effect will cause the picture to
fragment into large blocks, while
an-ultra fine selection would lead
to a spray of much smaUer
pieces, Click on any of the option
buttons, or just choose the
default setting (which is highlight-
ed in yellow).
Pressing the Return key always
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selects the current default option.
Next ycn/H be asked to specify
a foreground image. Click on File
Select, and a requester will
appear, with the LogoJFF file
from ibe Adorage disk already
selected. Click on Load, and you'll
see it appear on the screen.
Click the left mouse button and
you'll be presented with another
options panel, Click on SSA
Recording and the picture will be
processed with your previously-
chosen effect. This can take some
time, depending on the speed of
your Amiga and the complexity of
the effect.
Once it has rendered the
sequence, you'll find yourself
back at the main control panel. To
watch the sequence, click on the
Control button from the
Animation section end then click
on the Play button, You'll now see
the first frame of the animation
frozen on the screen, The rest of
the animation will play when you
click the left mouse button, This
is especially handy if you're
recording your sequences to
video tape, in which case precise
cuing is essential.
Click the right mouse button
to stop the animation and return
to the Edit Animation panel. From
here you can save the sequence
to disk.
Click on File and then Save to
bring up a standard file requester,
You'll need a pre-formatted floppy
versus SSA
You can render your animations in one of two formats;
SSA or IFF SSA stands for Super Smooth Animation and is
a format specific to Adorage (and its sister program
Clarissa). You can't load SSA animations into DPaint and
most other animation software but you can play them back
using the ADOPlay utility on the Adorage disk. A DO Play
can only be used from the CLI. Put it in your C directory,
and enter: ADOPlay filename in which 'filename' is the name
of your SSA animation file.
The advantage of using SSA
is that you'll generally get
smoother playback than if
you used an IFF form at. SSA
animations are saved as sin-
gle files.
However, if you render your
sequence as IFF, you've got
complete compatibility with
every other Amiga animation
package. Adorage saves IFF
animations as a series of IFF images, with incrementally
numbered filenames (eg animlOOl, anim1002 etc). You
can then load these into DPaint or a similar package,
using the Load Picture option and defining a number of
frames to load. To switch to IFF format, click on the Ado-
Prefs button and then on the button marked Super
Smooth Animation, which will change to read IFF Images.
From this screen you can also set the path to which the
images will be saved, by clicking on the Path for Saving
IFF Images button.
disk or hard drive space in order
to save your animation.
Further effects
Now that you've got a simple ani-
mation, how about expanding
upon it? You should have a
sequence in which your picture
appears on the screen, so the last
frame is the full picture. Now we
can take that last frame and put it
through another effect so that it's
removed from the screen, Return
to the main control panel, and
click on the Out button from the
Direction panel, This reverses the
direction of the next effect, so
that the image will break up over
the course of the animation,
rather than come together, as
happened in the first effect. The
point of this is that we want the
logo to materialise on the screen,
and then disappear. If you don't
alter the direction, it will just
appear once, disappear briefly
and then appear again.
Select another effect. Dick on
one of the effect options (or use
the default setting). Next you'll be
asked to select the foreground
image. This time, select From
Animation, then Last Image. This
will tell the program to use the
last frame of the animation as its
source for the next effect, Finally
click on Previous Values, Activate
Previous Centre and then SSA
Recording. Now play the anima-
tion as before,
Miscellaneous
If you booted from the Adorage
cover disk (rather than a hard
drive or Workbench) you may
want to alter the positioning of
the screen, in order to centre it on
your display. This is done from the
AdoPrefs screen. Click on the
Screen Position button and the
top of the screen. The pointer will
change appearance and you can
now move the screen around with
the arrow keys. When you're
happy with it, click the left mouse
button, and select OK from the
panel that appears,
Spring intensity is a parameter
used by many of the effects, and
controls the rate of acceleration
and deceleration during the anima-
tions. Generally, a higher setting
will cause the graphics to slide
onto the screen quickly, and then
complete the final
stages of the
transition more
slowly. To save
your preferences
settings,, click on
Save from the
Pref Data button.
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complete data-
base system?
You've got one,
in the shape of
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It's been a while since we've included any sound sam-
ples on our cover disks, as space limitations have kept
us from doing so. However, this month there's a small
selection of highly useful sounds for you to get stuck
into. You'll find them in a drawer cunningly entitled
Samples. With so little free space on the disk, it's a
case of quality rather than quantity- There's a cutting
horn stab, suitable for anything from a big band jazz
number to a full-on house stomper. Next we've got a
distinctive bass sample to rattle your woofers. For use
as a sound effect or in your music there's a telephone
tone (you never know when it might gome in handy)
and finally there's a funky carnival-style drum loop.
All of the samples are in standard IFF format, for use
with any Amiga music package lOctaME D, ProTracker,
Music X, Bars and Pipes etc), or in fact anything that
supports IFF sounds. All except the drum loop are sam-
pled at 16KHz (C-3). The drum loop was sampled at
around 21 KHz (E-3).
Base 3.4
Ohink of a database as a
collection of cards.
Let's assume that
those cards contain
details of members of your club.
Each card would be headed with
the member's name. It could then
be followed by a number of other
details (or fields}, such as address,
telephone number, and any other
relevant information. You could
then access any of the cards fur
records) by specifying a name, a
postcode or any other detail. You
can also amend the records and
print them out at any time.
Getting started
See page 16 for full loading
instructions. Before you load the
PowerBase program, format a disk
from the Workbench and label this
PowerBase Data. You can use this
to save out your database files.
Once you've loaded PowerBase
load one of the example databas-
es, This will give you an idea of
how the program presents the
data, which will make things easier
when it comes to creating your
own database. Select Load a
Database from the Project menu,
Double click on the Example files
drawer and then on any of the
three files that appear in the
requester. Have a look through the
various records in the database by
dragging the slider along the bot-
tom of the screen with the feft
mouse button (it's the black bar
just above the VCR-style controls),
Once you've got the idea r have a
go at Starting your own.
The database
Select Create New Database from
the Project menu. Answer Y for
yes when asked. If you want to
create a new database, press
Return, You'll now be asked for a
name for your database. This is a
heading that will appear at the top
of your database. Next you'll be
asked to enter an additional com-
ment to elaborate slightly on the
title eg Classic TV programmes
from the 60s.
The next thing to do is define
the field names, These are the cat-
egories that will appear on each
record or card. In the case of the
classic TV example, your first field
would be the name of the pro-
gramme. This could be followed
by any combination of fields, such
as the date it was first broadcast,
the actors or presenters, the genre
and so on. You can have up to 20
fields in each record.
The number "I ' will be highlight-
ed at first, Type in "Programme'
and press Return. This has set the
first field name to Programme.
Now you need to define the width
of the field, or in other words, how
many letters you'll be allowed to
type into the Programme slot (60 is
the maximum). Click the left
mouse button on the left and right
arrows at the bottom left comer of
the panel to change the field
width, Now you can move onto
the next field name. Press Return,
and click on the figure 2 in the list
Now type in the second field name
(Genre for example} and press
Return. Alter the field width once
again. Use a high value to be on
the Safe side. You can go back and
alter the field width later, but it can
mess up the whole database, so
it's not advisable. Continue this
procedure until you've entered as
many fields as you need, then click j
on Continue.
Records
Enter the details of your first
record into the blank spaces. Once
you've done that, a new blank
record will be created, Use the
slider at the bottom of the screen
to move to this new record and
enter the next lot of details, When
you want to save your database,
insert your blank formatted disk,
and select Save a Database from
the Project menu. Warning: if you
see a red and blue window enti-
tled System Request, do not click
on Cancel, as the program is likely
to crash and all your un-saved data
will be lost, Insert the disk that it
asks for and everything should
return to normal.
More features next month.
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If you enjoyed Arcade
Pool, Team 17's ultra
popular top down
viewed green baize game
which was released last
summer, you'll love
Arcade Snooker. And it's
all yours ...
You may notice ...
Although the label on your Arcade
Snooker disk clearly states that this game
is for A1200/A4000 only you may notice
an earlier version of the same label print-
ed on the front cover of the magazine
after you have removed the disks. This says 'For all
Amigas', Well it isn't, just in case you've been con-
fused by this conflicting piece of information. As
I usual we reserve the right to make last minute
changes to the information contained in this maga-
zine, and this was a pretty unavoidable one since the
final version of the game we received was, unlike
Arcade Pool, only AGA compatible
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WARNING: ARCADE SNOOKER
HAS NO SAVE OPTION.
Do not try to save a game, especially
when your disk is un- write protected!
You should have already made a copy of your disk. Do not
use the original. If in any doubt consult our disk loading
instructions on page 16.
While playing the game you'll notice that there is a save
game option which appears to work but, search as you
might, you'll never be able to find the load-in feature.
Furthermore, if you do try to save a game and un-write pro-
tect your disk to do so you will corrupt it. The next time
you load it you will get an error message stating that there
is a checksum error on block 22. That will be your saved
game, your disk will be unusable and you will have to go
back to the master disk to play again,
Because Arcade Snooker is based on the Pool game but
has been written differently and conforms to different rules
the save option was considered inappropriate, and damn
hard to do by Team 17, so they cut it out. Because we
rushed them to give us the game, they didn't have time to
delete the option from the menu. So it's our fault.
Ball scores:
Red: 1
Yellow: .2
Green: .,3
Brown: ..4
Blue: 5
Pink: ©
Black: ...7
Penalty
points
In general a foul shot
will give your opponent
a number of points
depending on the ball
you were intending to
hit or pot. For example,
if you had nominated
the Pink, and acciden-
tally potted the white, a red or any lesser colour, or missed
altogether, or hit a lesser colour first, your opponent would
gain 6 points. If during this shot you accidentally hit the
Black ball first, or potted the Black, then 7 points would go
to your opponent.
Foul shots involving a red or the Yellow, Green or Brown
ball would see you opponent gain 4 points, as 4 points is
the minimum for any foul shot.
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Snooker Rules In Brief
The idea is to rack up maximum points
by potting the red and coloured balls.
Vou start off by sinking a red ball. If
you miss then the other player gets a
shot. Once you have sunk a red ball
(which stays in the pocket it has fallen
into] you must then try to sink a
coloured one, which will give you extra
points - minimum for the Yellow and
maximum for the Black. The total
points for each bait is listed below. If
you fail to sink a coloured ball then
your opponent goes on to try to sink a
red ball, followed by a coloured one. If
you do sink the coloured ball it is then
placed back on the table and you can
continue by trying to sink another red
ball, then a coloured and so on.
The player to sink the last red ball
gets a shot at any of the colours. After
this. shot, the coloured ball is replaced
(if it was potted), and now the colours
must be potted in the following order,
once again points are added up: Yellow,
Green, Brown, Blue, Pink and finally
How to play
The player interface is simple enough to mas-
ter: if you have seen Arcade Pool you'll already
know what it's all about. Arcade Snooker is a
mouse operated game and once you load it up
you will be presented with a cursor and menu.
New Game is just that: you can play a new-
game, The next bar will have Snooker written
on it. which is the full game. Clicking on this
changes the game to either Speed Snooker, a
game against the clock where you have to pot
as many balls as possible, or Trick Snooker
where you can practice shots by moving the
ball around the table, or set up all manner of
'trick' shots and try them out.
At the beginning of a game, to move the
white cue ball within the semi-circle simply
place the cursor over it and left click the
mouse. This will bring up a hand cursor with
which you can grab the ball and move it. The
Black. If, while doing this you acciden-
tally hit another colour before the cor-
rect one, or pot one of the other
colours on the table your opponent is
awarded a shot and the value of the
ball, ie, if you are trying to pot the
Yellow but you pot the Brown or hit it
before the Yellow, your opponent will
receive 4 points and start playing again.
Snooker is all about strategy. To pot
a colour after a red you have to line the
ball up properly or you will lose the
advantage. However, because it is all
about points, snookering or making it
virtually impossible for the other player
to score is also equally important. If
there are not enough points on the
table, you should 'snooker" your oppo-
nent to try to force a foul shot (which
will incur a penalty to your advantage).
A snooker occurs when there is no
clear path between the white ball and
the nominated colour or red ball. In
this way you can rack up enough
points to win.
same technique is used for moving all of the
balls in Trick snooker.
Once you have the ball positioned, left click
once away from the ball and place the target-
ing cursor which appears on the table on the
ball you are aiming for, This will give the ball
its targeting information. Then move the cur-
sor down to the right hand side of the screen
to the white ball and the power gauge, Click
on what part of the ball you want the cue to
hit (a little dot will show you the new position),
for various types of shot (screw, topspin and
side) and then select the amount of power you
want to use.
Finally, once you're sure you have every-
thing fight click on the right mouse button and
the shot will be taken. Simple. If you want to
see an action replay, click on replay, if you
want to quit the current game click on New or
Quit Save, as mentioned in the boxout, does
not work. Mo re's the pity.
a Under the Snooker npiion inu will fin* two oilier type* of lame:
timed Speed Similiter and Trick Snooker.
In the Player Setup screen, you can change
player names to whoever you want while the
default players consist of Team 17 members
and various well known journalists from the
games industry. Try Tony Dillon for a laugh. To
change them to your name simply click on the
end of the bar to change it to Player 1 , then
click on the bar itself to bring up a red cursor.
then change the name to whatever you want.
In the General Options screen you can
adjust sound, cursor outline and the friction of
the surface of the table, Although there is a
colour change option heTe, Team 17 decided
not to implement this in the game because a)
unlike pool, snooker is only played on a green
table and b) because of the colour palette
used the various balls would clash with the
baize, ie you would find it very difficult to see
all the red balls on brown baize. Thus this fea-
ture has been disabled. Finally. Quit quits the
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start anything
Make a back-up copy of you f
cover disks before you do any-
thing. This will save you endless
trouble if you erase or damage
your disks.
If you aren't sure about how
to make a back-up just follow
our gukle to the right. Make sure
to rename your back-up disks to
match the originals.
For example, the copy of
Adorage 2.0 will be automatical-
ly renamed Copy of Adorage 2,0
by the Amiga. Use the Rename
option from the Workbench
menu, deleting the 'Copy of pre-
fix'.' This is absolutely essential,
as parts of the program will not
work otherwise.
ck-up is easy
1 . Take a spare blank disk
2. Boot with your Workbench disk
and load the Shell program. This
can be found in the System
drawer double click on it.
3. Now type in the following line
and press Return:
diskcopy frcm dfQ; to dfO:
4. You'll now be prompted to
insert the source disk (111, 112
etc), After a few minutes you'll be
asked to insert your blank disk. On
some Amigas you'll have to swop
disks several times,
5. Once finished type in the fol-
lowing, and then press Return:
endcli ,
You now have a back-up of the
disk. Now you can begin.
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WRITE PROTECT YOUR DISKS
Before you do anything, write protect your cover disks.
Cover disk 111 must be write protected before you begin
the decompression process, otherwise you may overwrite
the original data. Disk 112 does not need to be write
protected, but it's a good idea to do so anyway as a
precautionary measure.
Adorage 2.0
Adorage has been compressed in order to fit it onto cover >
dish 111. Before you can use it you'll need to decompress
it onto a separate disk. Have a spare disk to hand, and
label it Adorage. This disk must be write enabled (with
the tab in the closed position) while the original cover
disk should be write protected.
Insert disk 111 into the internal floppy drive and switch
on your Amiga. A Workbench screen will load, showing an
icon marked CU 111. Double click on this, and then dou-
ble click the icon marked Adorage. After a short while,
you'll be asked to insert a blank disk. At this point,
replace the cover disk with the blank disk labelled
Adorage, and press Return.
Swop the disks back again when asked to do so. You
can now go onto decompress the PowerBase disk, or re-
load with your Adorage disk.
To load Adorage, either insert the Adorage disk and
reset the Amiga, or boot from Workbench or a hard drive.
Then double click on the Adorage disk icon, followed by
the Adorage program icon.
To install Adorage to a hard drive, boot from your hard
drive, and then drag the HDlnstall icon to the part of the
hard drive where you want Adorage installed. Then by
double clicking on this icon you will now start up the
installation process.
PowerBase
PowerBase also needs decompressing before use. Insert
cover disk 111 into the internal floppy drive and switch
on your Amiga. Now double click on the CU 1 1 1 icon, fol- -
lowed by the PowerBase icon.
When asked to insert a blank disk, swap the cover disk
for a blank write-enabled disk labelled PowerBase and
press Return. Swop the disks back again when asked to
do so.
To load PowerBase, insert the PowerBase disk into the
internal drive and reset the Amiga. To install PowerBase
onto your hard drive, double click the HDlnstall icon and
follow the instructions.
Arcade Snooker
Arcade Snooker is an autobooting disk. All you need to
do is put it into the internal floppy drive and turn on your
Amiga. Arcade Snooker is compatible with AGA Amigas
only {A 1200 and A4000).
NB: You can not save a game in Arcade Snooker, If you
click on save game it will say that it is saving the game,
however, there isn't a facility to load this saved geme.
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B9/?i
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options include... thumbnails, crop marks, scaling and halftoning,
Add ARcM''Macros, floating
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generation, new drag & drop
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dictionary hyphenation, foreign
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New Release 2
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NEWS
Welcome to Amiga
Technologies
The Amiga was officially re-launched by German
manufacturer and retailer Escom on May 30th
1995. We held up the printing presses, bribed
newsagents and took publishers hostage to bring
you this report by Alan Dykes, our man in Frankfurt ...
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Omiga Technologies GmbH is the
new title of a brand new company,
set up by Escom to market, develop
and manufacture the Amiga, It's
going to be based in Germany, with additional
hardware research and development staff in
Philadelphia in the USA, software development
support staff in the UK and distribution head-
quarters in Holland.
This was announced at a press conference
in Frankfurt on the 30th May, presented by top
representatives from Escom and the new
Amiga Technologies GmbH (this is an abbrevia-
tion similar to Ltd, for limited company here in
Britain). The General Manager, Distribution
Manager, Product Development Director and
Engineering Director are all from the old
Commodore organisation, though none of
them had a kind word to say for the company
that went broke just over a year ago,
The new General Manager Petro
Tyschtschenko was with Commodore in
Germany for twelve years rising to Director
International Material Management and
Logistics, his new role will be to co-ordinate
the resourcing, manufacturing, R-rD. licencing
and sales of the current. range of Amigas and
any future development. Dr. Peter Kittel will
already be familiar to users of the internet as
over the last month he has released several
fire fighting statements and press releases on-
line. Having been with Commodore for 10
years he is now the man charged with the
future development of the Amiga and will head
up the R^D and support departments at the
new Amiga Technologies headquarters in
Bensheim in Germany.
Bernard Van Tienen, whom we interviewed
in the May issue of CU Amiga Magazine when
we scooped the story about Escom's bid was
originally head of Commodore in the
Netherlands and is now in charge of Escom
and Amiga Technologies'
international production and
distribution, as well as overseeing
Escom UK and several key
European countries,
There are still two Americans
on the Amiga management team,
at least one of whom will be
familiar to Amiga magazine read-
ers - Jeff Frank. Jeff was with
Commodore for eight years and
his last job was Director of
Technology at the famous lor
infamous) Norristown develop-
ment headquarters. Escom have
taken over and are maintaining
this facility and Jeff Frank contin-
ues on in the same role for Amiga
Technologies, The other American,
Ed Goff is the legal eagle, who will
be in charge of maintaining all the
patents and copyrights, contract-
ing third party development deals
and licencing.
New
The CD32 is proving to be the
most difficult prospect for produc-
tion and sale, and although
General Manager Retro
Tyschtschenko claimed that they
hope to get it back on the shelves
by Christmas Manfred Sehmitt
was less optimistic. He even went
so far as to say that with the new
Ss-y Playstation (and Sega Saturn)
becoming available, a rethink, of
the design and capabili-
sof theCD32 might
be in order, to increase
its competitiveness
against the new
formats. This could set
the refease date back to
sometime next year.
They were keen to
stress the importance of
the CD32 to the future
Amiga Technologies
intends to use the CD32
>e basis for a low
cost platform to sell and
licence to cable and on-
line entertainment and
information companies
10 use as TV set-top
boxes. These will be able to play
games, movies, be connected to.
the TV enabling the owner to par-
take in interactive programming
and go on-line in the Internet
in an easy to access living
room environment.
The fact that the CD32 was
available and relatively cheap to
..facture was one of the origi-
nal reasons why Escom was so
interested in Commodore.
A1200 and A4000T:
On sale and upgraded
In September, the A4O0OT. will go back on sale. They have dropped the
old stylo A40OO for the machine which Commodore only managed to
produce 1000 of before going into liquidation and halting production
Escom have already got 25,000 firm orders for the A4000T in Europe
and the USA ail of which will be fulfilled by Christmas
The big news on this high-end front is that Amiga Technologies have
signed a l.cence deal with Phase 5 to use their Cyberstorm expansion
board version of the Motorola 68060 as the basis for the A40O0T, and
this version will gg on sale before Christmas. This has the new 60 Mhz
processor, the last of the 69000 series, with storming performance
However because Escom are stilf testing the water for sales and toolinq
up for production there is likely to be a waiting list for these machines
so order rf you have the cash, but don't hold your breath for delivery' '
More good news was waiting for the Amiga 1200 and CD32 The 1200
will be back on sale by the autumn, with a new bundled software pack
for which Escom are about to enter negotiations with software houses'
They have already signed up Scala MM300 for all new Arnigas (see our
review of MM400 on page 79) and AmigaDOS 3.1 will be standard
Although a price pomt has not been set for the re-launched 1200
Manfred Sehmitt, Escom's chief executive told CU Amiga Magazine
that he would like to see a machine for the home market retailing at
around one third of the price of their current PC range, The cheapest
current Escom PCs sell for just over £600 plus VAT, and if he is serious
this could mean that the Al 200 will go on sale including VAT for an
unprecedented sum of under £250.
Manfred Sehmitt, Bernard VanTienen and Petro Tyschtschenko
were all eager to stress that the new Amiga Technologies will operate
with as low an operating overhead cost as possible, relying on low
cost manufacturing and distribution, this being the key to low retail
prices. Also, rather than selling them solely through Escom outlets
(they have converted the former Rumbelows chain into Escom shops)
they will continue to rely on current distributors in a further effort to
keep prices and overheads to a minimum. They were reluctant to
announce any official prices at Frankfurt though, because distribution
deals still have to be worked out.
A Hgifttd SctiRito, Chief Enecuiive. Esemii: "TSb Amiga
i-s ■still a wt<t efficient and JnHpeistK cgmjMJtor".
The
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The A1200 is due to be improved
early next year with an EC030
processor and a fast RAM
upgrade almost certainly on the
cards, while a CD-POM drive
becomes a distinct possibility too.
Because of their PC multimedia
experience and the knowledge
that CD is the games platform of
the moment they are considering
this very seriously. Also, because
of the processor upgrade from an
EC 020 to the 030, Manfred
Sehmitt let slip that this machine
is at least under development with
the title of A1300. So fans of the
fictional A1400 now have some-
thing concrete to talk about
According to Escom there will
be no problem sourcing the neces-
sary microprocessors for new
Arnigas despite many reports of a
shortage of Motorola 68000s as
that company concentrates on
PowerPC production, Negotiations
with Motorola have shown that
they are very keen to see the
Amiga continue to use their chips,
since their current customer base
solely consists of Apple and IBM
and they very much like the idea
of another competitor in the mar-
ket buying and using their chips
instead of Intel's.
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What is a
'Set Top Box'?
In all the furore over the Esc am
takeover of Commodore several new
pieces of terminology have reared their
ugly heads in this mag end other organ*.
One of the most frequent has been 'Set
Top Box', There is no mystery surround-
ing this. All it is is a computer or con-
sole designed to be part of the TV enter-
tainment system which currently
includes your video and possibly a
stereo or surround sound system. Like
the primitive CDTV and the current
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keyboard, but unlike these machines it
is fully intended to interact with you not
just by remote control keypad but also
through the TV screen using touch sen-
sitive technology.
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games it crosses into console territory
but it will also allow you to link up to
die Internet, carry out banking transac-
tions, download movies (rather than
going out and renting a CD or video],
engage in home shopping activities or
do an interactive course of education on
any subject you like Among the many
applications for such a device one of the
most interesting is being able to partici-
pate with thousands, millions even, of
other viewers on a cable TV show, using
the Set Top Box to communicate your
commands to game show contestants,
TV private detectives or whoever.
At the Frankfurt press conference
another ex Commodore employee, and a
pretty famous one at that, former
Development Director Don Gilbraith,
was putting forward his vision of a set
top box using the CD32 as a cheap but
vary capable basis for implementing all
of the above. The company is called
VisCorp and they already have test
machines in American homes. Although
Europe has yet to become familiar with
this technology it won't be long before
it gets here.
... and SoHo?
Another newish and easy to explain
term is SoHo. In London it means an
area of town filled with strip shows and
porn shops and the odd good pub. In
New York it means 'south of Houston'
and it's a good place to get mugged.
But in computer parlance it simply
means Small office, Home office: people
working from home and communicating
with an office and the outside world via
modem. It's a popular anagram used by
computer salesmen and marketing bods
at the moment because they reckon it's
a uig growth area for sales.
. Wall Dietrich cf Pltse i eiplaming Ike JI40C0T 060
Brand new Amiga
A new Amiga is definitely on its way within the next two
years. Speaker after speaker praised the Amiga's operat-
ing system, multitasking ability and workbench manage-
ment. As a cheap but very capable people's computer
some of them went so far as to liken the Amiga home
computer revolution to the WV Beetle's success. In recog-
nition of its strengths they are investigating porting
AmigaDOS to other computers as well as developing
Amiga Environment Emulators' for the PC and Apple Mac.
In terms of the new Amiga itself it will most likely
become available with either a development of the
Motorola PowerPC chip or the HP PA RISC processor as
its core CPU. The possibility of resurrecting the AAA chipset from trie drawing board was also
cited by Dr. Kitte-I as one approach to developing the new machine as this has already had a lot
of work put into it. Gut he refused to be drawn on whether it will definitely be used or not.
Newer Amigas can also be expected to have crossover Mac and PC abilities, just like the Mac is
now available with a PC operating system in tandem with its own.
A new workbench version is a certainty though, as is a new machine design and a more mod-
ern, professional look. In fact one of the lighter moments of the conference was the appearance
of Bjsrn Rybakken from a company called Bates Strategic Design who presented, using visuals,
lighting effects and music, a vision of the modern Amiga and a new Amiga logo, pictures of
which you can see below.
There are also plans to keep spare parts available to current Amiga users through a spare
parts control service in Bcnsheim, Germany and when brand new RISC Amigas are released
(which is unlikely to be for at least 1 6 months, the A4000T 060 and the A1300 are intended to fill
the gap) Amiga Technologies will attempt through emulation to make sure that they are as back-
ward compatible as possible with the thousands of titles currently available for Amigas,
Overall, the conference was positive. The re-launch of the current A1200 was greeted with
enthusiasm, but the completely upgraded version, which is what we really wanted to hear, was
even better, despite that fact that it will inevitably cost more, This commitment along with the
one to upgrade the CD32 and
only produce the vastly more
expandable A4000T showed a
desire to make the Amiga better
and more competitive, not just in
price but also in capability.
Escom plan to make their
nitial purchase money back by
tie spring of 1996 and turn over
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that a turnover similar to
Commodore's 500 million
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be out of the question in a oou
pie of years time, at which stage
the Amiga will have become a
big player again.
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Manfred Schmitt, Escom's chief executive was keen to emphasise that the acquisition of the
Amiga now means that Escom has become a multimedia company rather than just a PC retailer able
to take advantage of the growth of "Pay-TV Video On Demand, Home Banking. Home Shopping and
on-line services'. Amiga technology will enable Escom to give users a "cost efficient way to access all
these new services". In line with these expectations they are aiming to licence the Amiga's core tech-
nology to third parties for use in tv set top interactive boxes and other related goods.
Claiming that 93 percent of all PC users still recognise Commodore as a strong brand name
Escom are attempting to do what Commodore itself failed dismally at three years ago and are
launching Pentium 75 and 100 PCs under the brand name, which will no longer be associated with
the Amiga.
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Connecting up
There are a number of
ways vou can set yourself
up to access the Internet.
We'll go into detail a little
further on, but for now,
here's a typical example; of
how you might choose to
set yourself up.
• Buy a modem, capable
of 14,000 or higher
transfer rates
• Join Demon (phone 01 SI
371 1234)
• Demon sends software to
get you connected
• Install the software
• Dial into Demon
• Run your software (sup-
plied by Demon)
• Use FTP to get a pro-
gram called Magic User
Interface from Ami net,
and AMosdic from
ftp://max.physfC5.sun
ysb.edu/pub/amosaic
You can now access the
Web pages pictured here
plus thousands of others.
Don't worry if this doesn't
make much sense yet, all
will become clear.
Of you've looked in any
popular magazine or
newspaper, switched
on the TV at any given
point of the day, or simply
glanced across the magazine
shelves, you will have noticed the
Internet. Dubbed everything from
the information superhighway to
the virtual horneworld of geeks
, and spanners, the .net - as it is
known to its friends - has finally
hit the mass market. Every major
company now sports an E-mail
address as part of their advertis-
ing and almost every social gath-
ering seems to be full of talk of
r 'surfing', 'skimming the net' and
so on.
To the uninitiated, all this hype
and furore must make the Internet
look like the most amazing,
incredibly exciting experience on
the face of the planet, Forget
Space Mountain, forget Nemesis,
for thrills and spills, switch on
your modem. But that's not really
the kind of excitement the
Internet offers.
What the Internet actually is,
however, is the greatest advance
in communications this planet has
seen since the invention of the
telephone. This may sound like a
very bold statement, but you have
to admit it starts to look impres-
sive when you think that it gives
you the capability to access infor-
mation on almost anything you
can think of, chat in real time to
people all over the globe, send
any kind of digital information -
images, sounds, text files, dia-
grams and so on - instantly to
any other part of the world, join
debates and conferences with like
minded people from all around
the globe and download all the
free software you could ever
want all for the cost of a local
call. Howzat? As fan Botham
would say.
If you have been following the
hype in the major press, you can't
help but notice that almost all of
the coverage seems to be geared
toward PC owners, who, along
with Apple Macophiles, have
access to native versions of
Netscape and NCSA Mosaic, the
two main Web Graphical Browser
that form the well known visual
part of the Internet (don't worry
about the terminology - all will be
explained later on). You could be
forgiven for thinking that the
Amiga doesn't get a look in, but
fear not as Web browsers and full
Internet access are readily avail-
able for the Amiga.
Before you can leap right in
and get moving, a little explana-
tion is required. The Internet was
What's It All About, Archie?
The Internet is an unbelievably massive place and without
a little help, you're going to find yourself stuck or lost in
no time at all. That's why there are two little programs
incorporated into many Web sites to help you, known as
'gophers' and 'archies'. An 'archie', or Internet Archive to
give it its full title, is a catalogue of other Web sites. You
can use a 'find' option with these archies to pick out Web
sites that may be of particular interest to you. When you've
found one you want to investigate, the 'gopher' will take
you straight there.
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your local bulletin board has
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Over 25 million people are currently estimated to he
connected to- the Internet. These people come from all walks
of life and from all over the globe. Thanks to Internet Relay
Chat (IRCr you can talk to them in one-to-one or conversa-
tions or group discussions. This system lets you type
messages in real time to any number of other people in a
closed conversation, discussing any topic you care to think
of, and there are hundreds of conversations going on at any
one time. The best way to use IRC is with the Amiga pro-
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E-mail, or Electronic Mail, is the most popular use of the
Internet, and it isn't hard to see why. E-mail can act just
like a computerised telegram service, but it's capable of so
much more. You can send anything via E-mail, so long as it
can be converted into digital information. This includes
pictures, sounds, movies, documents and of course com-
puter software. This has been possible for years, since the
dawn of modems, but Internet has given it a new twist.
Now you can E-mail anyone else in the world (providing
they're wired up too) by simply quoting their E-mail
address, which makes the whole process so much quicker,
easier, and cheaper than it used to be.
version of the Internet right there,
but of course there is much,
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There are two methods of Internet
access, The simplest is through a
text-only link, using a service such
as CIX (Cornpulink Information
exchange), Delphi or Aimac. CIX
is a bulletin board that also acts
as an Internet 'gateway'. You can
access parts of the internet via
this gateway, but you won't be
able to get at those attractive
World Wide Web (WWW) sites,
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provider) can go straight through
to the Internet with normal
comms software {such as
NComm), and a simple typed
command (eg. Go Internet). This
will let you send international E-
mail, and download free data and
software from FTP sites around
the world. Unfortunately this
method can be rather long-wind-
ed, as anything you download
must first be downloaded to the
CIX bulletin board, and then to
your Amiga from there, which
doubles file transfer times.
Don't Forget...
Don't forget FidoNet, the
network of Bulletin Boards
all over the world. FidoNet
is totally free to use and
offers similar E-mail and file
facilities to the Internet. Call
you local BBS for more
details on how to take part.
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most from the Internet, you should
really get set up for WWW access,]
in which case you'll need some
extra software, and an account
with an Internet 'middle man' such!
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users, as they can offer software |
and services particular to the
Amiga. Many alternative compa-
nies are geared towards PC users.
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of the World Wide Web.
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Choosing A Provider
In our examples here we've selected CIX and Demon
Internet as Internet providers, but there are others. Demon
Internet are the largest Internet providers in the UK and
charge £10 per month for unlimited access- If you choose
to shop around, there are a few main points to check for.
Some providers (such as Demon Internet) will supply Amiga
users with the appropriate software, but don't expect the
same service from all providers. Differing prices will he
charged for initial connection and subsequent Internet
access. Also check that there is a local Point of Reference.
This is the phone number your modem will ring each time
you use the Internet, so in order to keep your phone bill as
low as possible, this should be a local number.
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public domain libraries for around
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version of the program. Now you
need an account with CIX. Phone
them on 0181 390 B446, and
they'll tell you everything you
need to know about setting up an
account With your CIX account
sorted out, it's just a matter of
logging on r and entering 'Go
Internet', That's itf
World Wide
Web Access
If you haven't got access to Web
sites, you're missing out on an
enormous part of what makes the
Internet so special. The World
Wide Web is a system that allows
navigation around the Internet
with a civilised graphical interface.
You don't have to learn roams of
confusing commands and codes.
The hardest thing is setting up
your system. From then on it's
plain sailing. Here we'll expand on
the brief 'Connecting up' panel
from page 27.
We'll assume you've got your
Amiga and a modem capable of
14,000 or higher baud rates. The
next thing you need is an account
with an Internet provider, such as
Demon, Phone Demon on 0181
371 1234 and enquire about set-
ting up an account for Internet
WWW access, They'll fill you in
on what needs to be done. Follow
their instructions, and soon you
should receive some software.
Install this software according to
the instructions. Now run the soft-
ware as directed and dial into
Tell Me More About Ani.net
Aminet is the ultimate collection of Amiga software: you
have probably seen or used the CDROMs of the same
name, which are taken from the on-line archives at regu-
lar intervals
You can use either the World Wide Web (via AMosaic)
or a text-based FTP tool (for example, ncftp which comes
with AmiTCP). Here are the Web addresses to try:
h ttp : //arc .doc.ic.ac.uk http ://wua rchive. w u st I . ed u/~ a mi net
Here are the FTP addresses to try. Try to stick to the site
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Australia
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Germany
ftp.uni-kl.de
Germany
ftp.uni-erlangen.de
Germany
ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de
Germany
ftp.uni-paderborn.de
Germany
ftp.uni-oldenburg.de
Scandinavia
ftp.luth.se
Switzerland
ftp.eunet.ch
Switzerland
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UK
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USA (MO)
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USA (CAJ
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altcomp.sys.amiga.*
Demon. So far you will only have
a text link to the Internet, but you
can now download the invaluable
AMosaic 'Web browser" soft-
ware, which allows your Amiga to
download the graphical WWW
pages. The Internet address for
this is ftp;//max. physics. sunysb.
edu/pub/a mosaic
Once you've got AMosaic, yo
can jump around from one Web
site to another at will.
DIY Web Pages
One of the reasons that there are so many Web pages around
the world, is that they are relatively easy to put together. All
Web pages are constructed using a hypertext formatting lan-
guage called Hyper Text Markup Language {HTML). This
allows you to transform a set of text documents and pictures
into a professional -looking Web page within minutes. You can
also use this language to build links to other Web sites.
A Lorra, Lorra, Newsgroups
The second most popular use for the Internet is, without a
duuht, the Usenet network. This is a massive collection of
over 15,000 debates all happening at once and the list
grows every day. Here like minded users can post messages
in response to other messages they read in the debate,
which are in turn responded to and the debate grows, and
most of them make for very interesting reading. Topics
cover everything you could think of, from a Bill Clinton fan
club to more serious topics like animal rights and abortion.
You can join a newsgroup at any time by simply posting a
message to it, but there are a couple of rules to follow. The
first is that you read the FAO (Frequently Asked Questions)
document before you submit anything. This is a list of ques-
tions often asked by new users, and saves the more experi-
enced users having to continually answer the same old
questions. The other is that for the most part, 'flaming' is
not allowed. Flaming is the term used for having a go at
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Amiga users the world over,
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software interfaces.
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Places to go
Now you're up and running, here's
a selection of Web sites to cut
your teeth on.
j^H pkk Tne first couple of
J iTj I times you visit the
\ fc A 1 Internet, you'll probably
^■^flr find it quite a daunting
affair. That's why we've pieced
together the following smattering
of interesting locations on the
Internet, to give you a good start-
ing position. Of course this is just
a tiny selection of the thousands
that are available, but from these
you'll find links to many other
diverse locations.
Yahoo
Yahoo is a goldmine of Web links.
From here you can jump to any of
a growing number of sites, cover-
ing a diverse range of topics, Call
the Yahoo Web site on
http://www.yahoo.com. Not only is
this site updated all the time to
include all new sites as they
appear, but it is also completely
hy perl inked - as soon as you come
across an entry that interests you,
clicking on it will take you straight
there, with a minimum of fuss.
Other Useful WWW
Site Addresses:
Useless WWW Pages:
http://www.primus.com/staf
f/paulp/useless.html
What's hot:
http://kzsu.standford.edU/u
wi/reviews.html
The BBC:
http://www.bbcnc.org.uk
Cool Site Of
The Day
Once you're on the Yahoo board,
one place you will definitely want
to visit is the Cool Site Of The Day
This service is changed daily, and
offers a direct link to whatever the
Yahoo Brothers deem to be a
'cool' site. You are never given any
clue as to what it is going to be,
but it's always going to be wacky,
Or just plain strange. One recent
example was a site that detailed
everything you could want to
know about squid, from breeding
and owning one, right through to
the best way to cook one!
Worst Of
The Web
The opposite of the above is just
as interesting, and there are plen-
ty 'Worst Of sites around, but the
best one has to be Mursky's
Worst Of The Web (via Yahoo -
see left}, which features cutting
editorial links to the strangest and
most pointless web sites there
are. One man has decided to log
the sounds he hears coming from
the apartment above his own, and
it doesn't make for the most rivet-
ting read in the world. Another,
called The Big Red Useless
Button, links to a page that fea-
tures a large red button that,
when clicked, does absolutely
nothing. We're not really sure if
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Further Reading
For more information, check out the new book 'UK
Comms' from Bruce Smith Books Ltd. Written by CU
Amiga Magazine contributors Darren Irvine and John
Kennedy it contains lots of essential Internet facts and
should be in the bookshops by the time you read this. Call
BSB on 01923 894355.
this is the kind of thing you would
like to use to nun up your phone
bill, but there is some real come-
dy to be found on these pages.
Arizona
!f a prise could be given for most
attractive Web site, it would have
to go, hands down to Megadeth
Arizona. Whether you like the
band or not, this is a fine example
of just how a web site should be
put together, it's a 'meet and
greet' site, that gives everyone the
chance to see how Megadeth's
recent album was pieced together.
You can join in live chat sessions
with the band and other fans and
send digital postcards to friends
on the net. It looks fantastic, is
very easy to move through and
has a lot of fun things in there.
The OJ Files
As you will come to find out as
you work through the Internet, a
large proportion of it is currently
based in the US, and so one of
the most popular Web sites
around has to be the extremely
professional OJ Simpson site (see
Usenet for plenty of OJ stuff).
which documents all the happen]
ings in the OJ trials each day, hi
a full background on the story,
photos, profiles of everyone
involved and an extremely livery
conference forum where the g>
eral public get a chance to deci
for themselves whether OJ is
innocent or not. A little morbid,
perhaps, but still fascinating.
In Conclusion
The Internet is far too large a
place to ever give a fair indicatic
of on these seven pages. Inde*
if you've seen any of the Intern*
.Yellow Page directories, you'l
that those 600 page plus publici]
tions are the only real way to fin
out exactly what there is to see.
These sites should serve as a fa
starting point, however, and the -
Yahoo site will take you through
the four corners of the .net with 1
no trouble at all, Basically, jumpi
and help yourself! ■
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Double Dealing
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Following a lengthy investigation, we have
discovered irrefutable evidence that Amiga
publisher HiSoft is engaged in double-dealing.
Although the company is known for top-selling
titles such as Devpac 3, Mega loso urn d and
Squirrel SCSI, it now seems that HiSoft is
prepared to offer a number of these professional
packages bundled together at prices that can
only be described as suspicion-..
Our reporter gained an exclusive interview
with David Link, of HiSoft, who made this
outrageous claim: "Wc have been supporting the
Amiga community for 10 years noie zoith a range of
softtmre and hardware packages. As a thankyou to
all the loyal supporters of this amazing computer,, we
decided to make some iwry special 'birthday'qffers to
readers of this magazine". Double-talk? We'll
leave you, the reader, to judge , , .
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As you. can. see, the Amiga press has j^inhf nuts tivtr our m-w Squirrel
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RRPs): Squirrel SCSI inlerface - £69.95,
Squirrel Storage Systems - please call, Aura
12/t6 bit sampler - £99,95. Megalosound 8
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to see in the coming months and
the second part of our Work In
Progress of Primal Rage, the latest
coin-op conversion to be handled
by past masters Probe. In the
reviews section ViroCop, from
Graftgold, is an office f ave.
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PREVIEWS^
• Primal Rage
• Star Crusader 41
• Wheelspin 41
• Big Red Adventure
• Timekeepers
JSj^* Gloom 44
• Power Ho use 44
REVIEWS
• ViroCop ....... 48
• Behind the Iron Gate 52
• X Fighter 53
• F1 Champion 54
• Tactical Manager 2 57
PLAYERS
GUIDES
t Ultimate Soccer Manager . .58
t Valhalla 2 61
• Bloodnet 62
WORK IN PROGRESS
What use would a work in progress be without a part two? This
month we talk to the man responsible for fitting it all onto
Amiga, Richard Costello.
©onnington motor racing
track is one of the last
places you would
expect to see an
extinct monster, but one
appeared there on a bright
Tuesday morning in trie middle of
May 1995. I had journeyed to
Nottingham with Probe product
manager Robert O'Farrell to meet
Primal Rage re-programmer
Richard Costello and said mon-
ster was parked outside his
house. It's a car, it's called a
Lancia Delta Integrale and
although it's no longer made, it's
world famous for its four wheel
drive rally exploits. And if Primal
Rage plays as fast and as
smoothly as the totally loony
Costello drove us around
Donnington after this interview
then I'll be very impressed.
AD: How long have you been
working with the Amiga?
RC: I've been working with it for
about seven years now, My back-
ground initially was at Gremlin
Graphics, where I produced
Gauntlet 2, Hot Rod and other
mainly coirt-op conversions. I have
also done Golden Axe r MKl and 2
Amiga for Probe and finally here
we are now, with Prima! Rage.
AD: The Primal Rage coin-op
was the most memory inten-
sive ever produced, do you
find the challenge of com-
pletely re-writing the code
much more difficult than in
previous games?
RC: So far, no. Gut then the hard
work has yet to come! You re
stuck at the end of the day with a
1Mb machine and you've got to fit
everything into that. You can only
put so much time into designing
compression routines because to
compress the lot would be impos-
sible and the more you have, the
slower the game. So it's really a
process of talking to the producer
and seeing how many corners
you can cut.
AD: Does having to develop
the game for original 500s
with only 512k chip RAM
and the other 51 2k added on
limit you? Wouldn't it be eas-
ier to do the conversion for
full 1Mb machines, from the
A 5 00+ onwards.
RC: As it happens Primal Rage
doesn't actually need 1Mb of chip
RAM, because the sprites and
everything else are compressed
and you've got to actually decom-
press them with the 68000 as you
print them anyway and you can't
use the custom hardware of the
Amiga to do that. The only thing
you actually use the chip RAM for
is for temporary buffers, things
like the screen, Even the sound
can sit outside of chip RAM and
be copied in as it's required.
The biggest problem is panel
space because Primal Rage has a
very big panel by comparison with
MK2, and even though there is a
lot less digitised speech which
A AmI kef presto. Amiga Primal Rage appears ■■ scriEn, CDJrtEsv ol Richard's MOO Tie PC is for assembly.
may have sat in chip RAM previ-
ously, the larger program is
squeezing into this space and th
could become a problem in the
future. This panel also effects pr
cessing time, slowing things
down considerably. However
because the graphics are in eigH
colour instead of 12 colour as in
MK2. there is less data to manipu
late and this will help.
AD: Has working with eight
colours been a disadvantage?
RC: Not really. Drawing the con
ponents is actually faster becaus
you are using less data and as fa
as the look of the graphics go. th
reason why we couldn't do it the |
same way we did MK2 was
because in that game four colour
were shared between the two
fighters and obviously if you have
got two human beings they've
got skin tones, so it's easy to do
that. But with dinosaurs, as in
Primal Rage, they 're all different I
colours, all blues for one. all redsl
for another, so they've got to have]
individual palettes. Because they]
arc more or less one colour.
Vertigo for instance is mainly blue
seven shades of blue and trans-
parent looks quite nice.
WORK IN PRO
CRESS
AD: Last month James
Stewart told us that the
Amiga version was based
heavily on the Genesis ver-
sion, what original features
and changes will you make?
RC: Basically the processor in the
Genesis is the same as the Amiga
so any logic code can be trans-
ferred directly. My job is to do
what you can see on screen -
sprite routines, audio routines,
disk access etc. etc. Coming back
to the disk access, that is one of
the major stumbling blocks, and
the main reason why I can't just
drop the Genesis logic in,
Obviously with a console, the car-
tridge is all memory so everything
is accessible all the time. In the
Amiga you've got 1Mb of RAM.
which is three or four times small-
er than a Genesis cartridge and
everything is on floppy disk.
As an example, on the car-
tridge there is a separate file for
each of the characters and one
large projectile file. As projectiles
are „sed the cartridge enables
this file to be accessed. With my
version I have had to cut down
projectile file and put an indi-
vicual one with each of the fight-
ers and that will increase my
character sel size,
AD: How many disks will
you manage to get all of
this onto?
RC: Three. I think.
ROR Yes, three,
HC: You've only got seven charac-
ters in Primal Rage but they're
much larger than the ones I
'.vcr<ed on for MK2. However
because of disk limitations you're
iluck with about 230 or 240k
per character, which is a pretty
paltry amount when you consider
"i the original planning of
Primal Rage for the Genesis they
were talking about 1Mb charac-
ters, which is the whole of
the Amiga's memory (at
this point Richard laughs
maniacally), It's rather a
problem, However,
because we're using eight
colours the graphics are about 20
to 30 percent smaller than the
console version so that starts us
off in good stead.
AD: Because of this memory
restriction, is there going to
be any limitation on the
moves each character can
execute? Will they be the
same as the arcade version?
ROF: We're not looking at reduc-
ing the amount of moves, and
can't forsee doing so.
AD: Richard, how does that
affect you? There are soma
complicated moves and ani-
mations to deal with.
RC: You've basically got two
options. You can increase com-
pression and you can remove
frames. You start off by making
the compression as tight as you
can to still enable a decent
update on screen, and at this
very moment that's what I'm
doing. I've created a couple of
character sets and the guy who's
writing the compression will take
over and try to compress them to
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the smallest size possible within
the speed restraints, I'll then take
the resultant files and work with
the artist to see if we can take
out any further animations and
still maintain continuity. In the
end. if we haven't got what we
want we'll have to look at remov-
ing sequences, which is the most
efficient way of reducing file size.
ROF; We've got to be careful not
to remove sequences or moves
from Primal because a lot of them
interact with each other, and we
won't get away with removing
them willy nilly to save space. We
are loath to do this.
AD: You're working with an
A 500, which is the lowest
common denominator. What
does this mean in terms of
what's available for higher
spec Amigas?
RC: In fact I'm working on slight-
ly different versions for each
extra bit of memory available.
They are not completely different
versions in terms of them being
different programs or anything,
but if the extra memo/y is there
I'm going to use it because it
removes things like disk swop-
ping, makes it look a bit prettier
in places, and will definitely make
it faster, less jerky.
AD: What about hard
drive installation?
RC: To be honest there hasn't
been any software written to date
which reliably accesses Amiga
hard drives, so really this is not
the kind of game you can do on a
hard drive. Which is a shame,
because it would be really useful,
Gut then how many Amiga users
have a hard drive?
AD: I think a lot of them
have, and it would be nice to
install option. But working
with hard drives does mean
that you need buffer space
in RAM.
RC: I was having this discussion
with someone else, and to use
MK2 as an example, I figured that
I. only had 48 bytes of memory left
out of 1 Mb. and where do you
put machine code stack? It goes
down towards the vectors, and if
it gets any smaller then the game
is going to crash.
AD: Ahem, very technical. Til
leave this up to you. When
do you expect to finish?
RC:Well, all we're waiting for now
is the Genesis code. I've gone as
far as possible without this, but it
will be finished by the end of May
and once it has been bug tested I
can drop it into my version and
start modifying it. This process will
take about a month or so, so we're
looking at the beginning of July if
all goes well.
AD: So everything's on
schedule then?
ROF: Yes. Because of the way
the game is being converted we
are able to check it at all stages
and thus when we start testing
the finished product, before hand-
ing it to Time Warner, most of the
hard work and problems have
already been sorted out along the
way and in the Genesis version.
There's still some way to go,
but the SCreenshOtS you see here
are from the eight colour Amiga
version and it looks impressive,
Next month we should be able to
see and have a bash at a fully
working version and find out
more about just how many
moves the characters have and
what they're like, ■
Alan Dykes
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GAME PREVIEW
A120D/CD32 ■ Due for release: July 1995 ■ Publisher: Gametek £ 01753 553445
Olong, long time ago
in a galaxy not a mil-
lion miles away
from Chris Roberts
a 3D, first person perspective
space flight sim did the same for
arcade flight shoot 'em ups as
what Doom is now doing to the
land based shoot 'em up. It was
released on Amiga and played
well enough on high end
machines, but was a bittreacley
on standard A500s and other non-
AGA machines. Unfortunately
although there have been many
follow ups and rivals on the PC
(most notably X-Wing ) there have
been few on Amiga,
Enter Star Crusader which is
being converted to the Amiga by a
company called
Human Soft, It's very
similar in concept to
Wing Commander
except it's even more of an all
encompassing strategy game,
allowing you to fly combat mis-
sions for either of the main protag-
onists in a stellar battle for
supremacy. There will be a choice
of eleven different ships to fly and
100 different missions.
The in-flight combat perspective
remains similar to WC but the
graphics are much more detailed,
with full advantage taken of the
AGA chipset, with improved clarity
and depth. The most modern
aspect of the game though is its
use of 3D rendered characters in
the cut scenes and between mis-
sions. Fighting is made more inter-
esting too by the inclusion of
combat in asteroid fields.
Rather than just taking on the
enemy in a series of battles, you
have specific strategic objectives
to reach and progress is
mapped out as you go along. To
round things off there should be
an action repiay and mission
rewind function included so that
you can re-Jive those moments
of enemy ship destruction.
If the game looks as good as
the preview screens we've seen
and plays as fast, or nearly as
fast as the PC version then we
could be on to a winner. Watch
this space for a review, ■
Martin Da vies
All Amigas ■ Due for Release: July 1995 ■ Publisher: Black Legend ?) 01438 840003
Of imitation is the sin-
cerest form of flat-
tery then Acid
software can take
pleasure if not money from
an programmers Floating
Point effort. That is if some its
jolly antipodean crew could get a
car around the track without run-
ning off it into a no-man's land
that ;ooks smooth as a baby's
behind but is lumpier than bio-
yoghurt when you drive into it.
Ten seconds of frustration and
fc 1
hackwards-forwards jig-
gling later brings you
back onto the track,
And if Acid software
were still playing at this
point I'd say they were
drunk (which is not
altogether improbable),
Once on the track everything is
much better, the car moves well,
corners well, reacts to bumps
well and collisions are smashing
fun (and yes r pun watchers, I did
intend this one) with all manner of
vehicular catapulting japes
resulting from contact,
The tracks, like the back-
grounds are rendered affairs
and suffer from having lots
of nice textures, but not
enough features, This
makes it difficult to judge
where dangerous undula-
tions Ire and the result is
often a session in the bio-
v ofi hurt,
Wheelspin is a one or two
player game where
you can control one
of a variety of vehi-
cles; road racers,
drag cars or over-
landers in a race against four
other competitors. You have a
choice of invented international
driving stars to man your vehicle
too. and in this respect it's a bit
like Streetfighter 2 meets Super
Skidmarks as the choice of road
warrior effects the performance
of your car, with each one having
different abilities.
There is the requisite shop for
upgrading engines, tyres and run-
ning gear and the terrain varies
from show to hills to deserts.
If I sounded a tad critical at the
start it's just that the work in
progress version I tested is just
that, very much an unfinished
product. Lurking beneath this ultra
smooth but fairly featureless exte-
rior is a good game engine that
could Carry Wheelspin far if
enough attention is paid to getting
the look and payability right, We'll
have to wait and see. We should
have a review over the next
few months. ■
Martin Da vies
41
CAME PREVIEW
A1200/CD32 |
Due for Release: Summer 1 995 I
Publisher: Core Design © 01332 297797
Adventure
©ore design are
another company
who made a final
decision not to pro-
duce anything else on Amiga,
only to return a couple of
months later with another
Amiga game. Don't get me
wrong, I'm not complaining
about software houses produc-
ing games, I just wish they
would stop tailing everyone
that the market is dead in the
first place.
Big Red Adventure has
beer available on PC for some
time now and was well
received on that format.
Because it is a direct port it
will remain almost exactly the
same as this version and no
a. The democrjlic wif tl resicrii j Russia hack ig
us CrnimiiiiL state.
attempt is being made to reduce
the amount of colours, thus it will
not be available to non-AGA
machine users. Set in post com-
munist Russia Big Red is a point
and dick adventure all about the
adventures of three odd charac-
ters who get caught up in a sinis-
ter plot to return capitalist
modern Russia to its previous
state - the Soviet Union.
The game is divided up into
four sections, the first three of
which involve controlling one of
the characters, while the fourth
enables you to switch between
them. Each character's actions
and abilities are
defined by their per-
sonality; the woman is
a red headed femme
fatale (known coinci-
de ntally as Donna
Fatale r and not a mil-
lion miles away in
terms of looks from
our April cover car-
toon), the nerd is a
computer buff while
the funniest character
is the beaten up Italian a. UuHt t met
boxer with the big chin and the
tiny brain.
Because it is a direct port
Big Red Adventure is fairly
close to completion and is d
for release in June, With
Warner Interactive's Flight Of
The Amazon Queen also due
for release that month it looks
as though graphic adventure
fans are in for a big treat
this summer. ■
Martin Davie s
All Amigas ■ Due for Release: May/June 1995 ■ Publisher: Vulcan © 01705 B702B9
Oulcan's joystick
operated Valhalla
series, with speech
(rather annoying
and high pitched in the first one)
and difficult puzzles was moder-
ately popular, Now, rather than
bringing out another instalment
in the series they've decided to
try something different.
Timekeepers involves a group
of future cops who have to savje
the world from a crazed alien
who has placed nuclear
weapons in four time zones;
stone age. mediaeval, Vietnam
and space. The demo version we
looked at set in the mediaeval
land, hit me with-a sudden sense
of deja vu. Surely this is Valhalla
from a high altitude bird's eye per-
spective? The palette used and
the style of the interface is very,
very similar and the tiled floor,
corridors, doors and traps are
almost identical. Detractors from
the Valhalla series would find
themselves in a nightmare world
upon loading up this disk; it's got
fourteen Lord Of Infinity lookalikes
who look up from time to time,
ust to remind you of the
game's origins,
The style of gameplay is
more Lemmings-
esque than
Valhalla though.
The object is
,o guide all
sixteen cops
through the level, fighting
guardians, opening doors, extend-
in y bridges and solving complex
routing problems.
Inevitably you'll lose
some of the men
along the way, but if
there are loo many
casualties you may not
be able to defuse the
bomb at the end.
In order to get the
cops to do something
you need to give them
instructions. This is
done by picking what
you want to do from an
►con bar at the bottom
of the screen and then placing an
instruction on a tile in front of the
cop you want to carry it out. To
send him in a certain direction you
simpfy place a directional arrow
and he will go as far as possible in
the direction chosen. Getting any-
where successfully involves plan-
ning the route in advance and you
can scroll the screen upwards to
plot your course of action and then
place icons at strategic points.
A Despite buhirtg
punle orientated
Although this level does look
like Valhalla the other levels
should provide welcome variety
and the game is certainly more
accessible and puzzle orientate
than the Valhalla series. It is di
to be released in June as a
budget-priced title, with a total
of sixteen levels (four for each
land). We'll have a full review
next month. ■
Martin Da vies
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of you? Then Powerhouse could
be the game for you.
Having leap fragged through
the ages in the last few months
from feudal England and Wales
to Mediaeval shipping commerce
to modern bunged up, transfer fee
dominated football, Impressions
have decided to have a go at the
future in a sim orientated global
greed extravaganza. You get to
play a rampant capitalist trying to
make the most money and create
the highest consumption of power
possible without wrecking the
ecosystem of our planet. And if
you manage to do that you will be
one step ahead of reality {OK,
enough of that political stuff, get
on with it - Ed).
The scenario is that you are in
competition with three Other
megalomaniacs to create the
most wealth and a high share
by exploring the planet and
selecting the
best means
of providing
power to
each part, You
can use un re-
newable (not
in the next 10-20 million years at
any rate) fossil fuels or elect to
use nuclear power, hydro electric
or wind generation, or a host of
others. Negotiation for rights to
extract fossil fuels, or set up
power stations with various gov-
ernments adds to the reality-
Like most current PC ports
Powerhouse will only be available
for A1 200 and A4000, but the
advantages that AG A graphics
give it are immense. This game
looks like equalling or bettering
the graphic Quality
achieved with Sim City
2000 though depending on
how many animations and
special features remain in
the Amiga
version it also
runs the risk
of being
slow.
However
Impressions
are still confident of making it
acceptable on a base level
A1 200. We'll see. ■
Martin Davies
A1200/A4000 ■ Due for release: May/June 1995
Publisher: Black Magic I 01302 890 000
\ hey said it couldn't
I be done but they
/ were wrong. Do
you ever wonder
who these mysterious
'theys' are? They're every-
where, they say everything
and it's usually a load of old
tosh too. If there were a
few less 'theys' in this
world it
would be
much nicer
place for the
rest of us, \ reckon. But you
know what they say about
people who complain ...
Gloom is anything but
gloomy. When it first arrived
into the office it immediately
went to the top of the 'must
see and talk about list'- 'Cor,
that's better than Fears' was
the analysis of one young CU
Amigan, another claimed 'it's
better than Doom', but we
sent them to the shop to get
some sense. He had a point
though, for something the
critics claimed was not pos-
sible. Gloom is much more
than a passable attempt at
recreating the atmosphere of
the game that has taken the
PC and console world by
storm. In fact Gloom and
Fv.irs have, between them,
caused a minor stir in the
pants of various software
house moguls as
pound signs
ching-chinged
their way onto
their eyeballs
and sphincter control was
temporarily lost at the
thought of hundreds of thou-
sands of Amiga games sales.
G/oom is the brainchild of
the bleach-haired Acid pro-
grammer Mark Sibly, whose
programming wizardry has
already given us Bfitz Basic.
two superb Skidmarks and
a vector game called
Guardian, which some of
you might remember was
pretty spectacular.
The game is essentially
very similar to Doom in
everything hut name (actual-
ly, forget I said that, it's real*
ly very similar in name too)
and to allow payability to
rule you can adjust the
screen resolution and size to
suit your machine, although
it runs fine in full screen
mode on a standard A 1200.
Even in low-res the graphics
are more than acceptable,
unless you are perched right
up against the screen.
There are two play
modes. Messy and Meaty,
which govern the amount
of gore you are likely to
see, and that is a lot. The
big difference between
modes it that in Meaty the
gore remains where has
been spilled, even if the lit-
tle blood spots on your
screen become annoying
after a while. There are
weapon power-ups, doors
and lots and lots of ene-
mies to spice up the levels
too. Watch out Fears and
AB3D, Gloom could steal
the show. [
Martin Davies
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GAME REVIEW
Price: £34.99 ■ Publisher: Warner Interactive Entertainment I 0171 391 4300
Viruses eh? Bad news. They mess
up your body, they mess up your
mind, they mess up your computer,
they mess up your pool table ... er,
pardon? Read on ...
On antibody. What a ter-
rible name for some-
thing which is actually
rather useful. I used to
read horror novels and I definitely
saw horror movies long before
biology arrived on my school cur-
riculum and thus spent a sizable
part of my youth thinking that an
antibody was like an Antichrist,
only worse. It stands to reason: If
it's anti-your-body, it's gonna kill
you, right? Horribly. A quick cuff
on the back of the head by my
Biology master (a priest, would
you believe) soon cured me of this
delusion in no uncertain terms.
The hero of this game is a sort
of antibody. A mechanised.
armed, robot antibody, called
DAVE or the Digital Armed Virus
Exterminator And the storyline is
short but sweet: Viruses (who
look like green Jabba The Huts)
have inhabited a virtual games
theme park called GameDisk and
DAVE is sent in to sort them out.
The gameworld is split into sever-
al zones some of which pay
homage to an awful lot of popular
games from the past.
A Shoeling lr*m Ike hip h« itvtu ktti s« mieh tin
Wonderful
worlds
You start off in the sports world
which is filled with American foot-
ball gridirons, poo! tables, base-
ball parks and bouncing footballs.
You then move into a platform
world called the urban jungle,
where you have to climb terraces,
speed around the roofs of houses
and cross platforms. The next
level is the gods level, where
everything is in miniature, except
the viruses and DAVE. Here tiny
troops attempt to stop you. but
inevitably end up dying horribly in
Hum will shall I have lor lea tonight? I know. &ome lrt| legs ari chips would hi nice.
Cannon Fodder style.
The Adventure world,
known as Crusader is filled with
swamps, castles, ghouls and
knights while the final world,
Silicon Valley is right in the depths
of the computer that controls
GameDisk and the surroundings
are circuit board, chip and transis-
tor orientated.
The type of enemy varies wide-
ly throughout these levels, from
pool balls, American footballers,
Scalextrix F1 cars and kids on
space hoppers in the sports world
to microchips and guided missile
turrets in Silicon Valley. As men-
tioned earlier some of the levels
and creatures pay homage to the
past: there are whirlwinds which
turn into demons (like Ghouls W
Ghosts) and the adventure level
has swamps filled with frogs rem-
iniscent of Chaos Engine.
VifoCop has been produced by
Graftgold, with the magic hands
of Andy Braybrook, lain
Wellington and Steve Turner at the
keyboard and this pedigree and
quality shows. Everything is
smooth, from near perfect sprite
detection to a fast, economic and
intelligent loading routine - which
means that it's a pleasure to play
from disk. But just in case, it's
hard disk installable. (Praise be! A
platform game that's hard disk
installable. There is a god.) Also,
just in case you've any doubts as
to who is responsible for the garri
there are plenty of hints, logos am
famous characters from past ven-
tures on the background scenery.
Weapons
DAVE has three weapons slots
which, at the beginning, are filled
with a single shot gun, a grenade
launcher and a mine layer. These
can be added to by picking up
icons that provide you with a
range of weapons including a
multi-direction, multi-shol gi
smart bomb which causes dam-
age to anything and everything on
screen, an invincibility shield and
destructor drones,
Throughout each level you cai^
pick up and store power icons
that allow you to shop in between:
levels. The 'shop' is tike a printed
circuit board with connectors to
•1 2 different weapons. To make a
weapon available for use you
need to power it up, These
weapons include mines, lasers,
guns and homing missiles. The
A500/600
Yep, there's a n on -AG A
version on its. way, with
slightly less colourful
graphic treats but probably
as much game pi ay, if
Graftgold are men of their
word (and on past record
they surely are).
Heavy Metal Thunder
The armoury- DAVE has this chip, right, and it's got 15
.veapons on it. But he doesn't have enough power to reach
them all. The only way to get them is to collect power
pick-ups from terminated enemies, try not to get killed and
use the points collected to reach the weapon of your
choice, either in one go or in several stages.
TWIN
HOMING
MISSILES
Expensive
but deadly
babies. Just
the job.
PLASMA
SURROUND
Protects DAVE, hut
not that well really.
CENTRAL BOX
This figure represents
the amount of power
icons you've picked up.
SHORT FLAMER
Weedy version of
the real f lamer.
OK though.
SINGLE HOMER
Cheaper than
the twin and half
as effective.
-?
. ■
: i
till *MI
^B
ii iiiiiiiiniiiui
STARBURST
Useful mine
based
weapon.
But not
that good.
wmm
it
•
lr
I
LONG
FLAME
THROWER
Inexhaust-
ible but very
power hun-
gry weapon.
1
MAT
•
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1 > >* ■
TWIN BOLT
LASER Reflects
off walls. This
is interesting.
TWIN
MISSILES
An early
favourite;
however, it
| only fires a
■ few shots.
BEAM
LASER
A bit crap.
really. Not
very excit-
ing at all.
THREE WAY
BULLETS
An old
favourite
and why the
hell not?
PLASMA
Cheap and inex-
haustible; the first
weapon upgrade.
THE EXIT THE BULLET
When you're fin- Standard,
ished click here and inexhaustible but
the game starts. weak weapon
MORTAR CLUSTER MINE
Useful for targets One of the default
above eye level weapons. Limited
and over walls. but OK.
useful the weapon, the
[more power you need to get it.
Once you have more weapons
available you can insert them into
any of DAVE'S three slots, picking
the beet weapon to deal with a
particular situation.
The password system, which
is unique to each copy of the
game (you won't be able to use
1 another person's level codes},,
reccrds the level, the amount of
fives and the weapons you have
ava lable for use. This means that
you can go back and pick a more
appropriate weapon to deal with
an enemy second time around.
Conclusion
Although it has a two-player mode
you still have only one DAVE, with
■one player controlling his move-
ment and the other controlling his
firepower. This System tends to
lead to heated arguments when
the controller doesn't go in the
direction the gunner wants them
to. The only other problem is that
although
Graftgold
have gone to great pains to make
each world unique, the gameplay
doesn't differ that much between
them. The platform level isn't sig-
nificantly different from the regu-
lar fare, nor is the shoot 'em
up one,
Never fear though, you're
unlikely to get bored. ViroCop is
great fun throughout and the diffi-
culty curve is just about right.
Original and not-so original enemy
sprites are a joy to behold and
you can't help laughing at some
of them - until they kill you that
is, Progressively getting hold of
new weapons and selecting the
right ones for the mission on
hand means that you never get
put off and always return to a
level to beat all the bad guys and
to collect enough power points
to get a really big weapon.
In summing up I have to say
that ViroCop is a well planned,
superbly executed game that
gets a bit predictable from time
to time, but remains good fun
and highly addictive. ■
Alan Dykes
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GAME REVIEW
■ Price; £24.99 ■ Publisher: Kompart € 01438 840004
Yet another Doom
contender steps
into the ring.
Take your places
gentlemen.
OX's enough to bring a
tear to even R2D2's
eye. All his criminal
robot mates have been
banged up in UlS Facility 6, the
world's largest robot detention
centre, for some time now. It's
home to a range of naughty
robots, convicted for crimes rang-
ing from blowing people up to
stealing castor oil, Now the robots
have turned, a full scale riot is
breaking out and you've got to
sort it out,
How? Why the usual RPG way
of course which involves scrolling
around a three dimensional world
picking up some heavy duty
weaponry and blasting the hell out
of those errant robots, But, as in
life, it's not that simple really.
You've got to find your way
A Here «n meet one til the delinquent ratals face In. er, metal bil. Sick Jiim ivilh your super power shotgun.
Mike lire yrjij pesititi the target riglrt on lei u1 him elherw ise you'll die q uickly.
A. fill *t*i til ttuVaut tiiis bomb) Be-fore you rai cirt
ike level Belter tie quick thniijh hecBUSR il tends In
-■ipluili' yiviny you little ur nu chance l.i ij-.-i. nut >n fen,
A Here we see tiir mm ii tooled vp with lilt d
\at<tf dilf weapomy
around the huge complex, open-
ing up the gates that have so far
kept the robots at bay. Opening
these gates involves flicking
levers and finding keys and sliders
to fit the locks.
Once you're through a gate
and into a certain section of the
huge complex you need to hunt
around carefully to see what you
can pick up in the way of
weapons, bullets, keys, sliders or
energy boosters.
Activating
action
Once you've worked your way
through each section picking off
robots as you go, you need to
activate any bombs that may be
lurking around before you can
progress to the next level. Did I
say activate bombs? Yes because
your boss has decided the best
way to make sure that all your
robots are dead is to blow the
whole place up. This can be a
pain as the bombs tend to have a
minuscule fuse which leaves you
a nanosecond to get to the exit,
or worse still it blows just before
you get out, leaving you start all
over again.
If you do manage to make
through the exit, you're into the
shop where you can trade in the
robots you've killed for some
extra weapons. And so you con-
tinue until the world is free from
nasty varmint robots and law and
order is restored.
A contender for
the crown
As Doom contenders go r BUG
scores and fails on various points.
It scores because the 3D graphics
are fast and it's involving enough
to keep you occupied for quite
some time. But it -fails when it
comes to the control method.
There are four control options,
which are all different variations
of using either a joystick or a
mouse to control movement, to
pick up and use items.
Alternatively you can use a
combination of both the mouse
and joystick. This involves using
a joystick for movement and the
mouse for clicking on items.
However, firing at aliens requires
some pretty quick hand changing
action which can be infuriating.
Picking up items is also a bit of
challenge. Who would think that
a rather large key would take so
many attempts to actually pick
up? in some cases even though
the item is right in front of you.
A Must nl [he game consists nt pulling levers I Ac
this to release the gateway I* the right, there an
ul-i.ii keyholes mill door twitches which have Id Be
activated using the relevant hey. ir slider,
you need to perform some sort
of strange ritual two step to actu-
ally pick it up - bizarre, The c-
ics are also quite blocky but RPG
fans will agree that the gameplay
is normally more important than
flash graphics. The low throbbing
noise in the background does
nothing to add to the game eithetj
Behind The iron Gate is involv-
ing enough but the complicated
control method knocks a few
points off, ■
Lisa Collins
CD32 GAME REVIEW
■ Price: £25.99 ■ Publisher: Thalion £> 0121 449 4464
A decent beat
'em up upon
thine CD32?
Surely thou
jest! But no, for
tis true ...
4 Pi hen the CD32 appeared
iff k I rejoiced for a number
IAJ of reasons. Obviously I
^^F hod rather hopea fiat ii
would become the most popular
machine in the world ... but it did-
:upen. Though this was most
prcbably due- to that crap advert
featuring 'Professor Silly Old Sod'
■jng on about "so many
co ours" etc. It takes more than
Hat to keep us down at happy old
CU Towers, and the CD32 still
offered Amiga users the chance
to sample games the likes of
which we'd never seen before
(er... in theory, that is).
Of course, the reality of the sit-
| uation was that all we'd get were
| old A12Q0 products with the odd
bit of ray-tracing and it seemed as
though no-one was ever likely to
take advantage of the CD32's six
button joypad.
Oooghya!
Well, we still await the day whenr
someone produces a beat 'em up
that makes use of these buttons,
but at least now there's a decent
fighting game that helps itself to a
generous portion of the CD
1 media. X-Figftter is an interesting
product in a number of ways,
I Firstly, it's from Thalion - a com-
ply hardly famous for anything ,
other than RPGs and Flight Sims.
:-d!y. it's the first time out for
The solo programmer. And lastly,
; the game's bloody weird from .
start to finish!
The first
thing that
hits you
about X-
Fighter is
the unattrac-
tive graphics
(hmm, not
too good so
far). Next up
A Da the locnminifln. "Clmo, and miohl I wnliire. «vhun!
comes the complete lack of
music and the rather limited
sound effects that crunch and
heave in the background (hmm,
still not looking groovy), Then you
play the thing, and ... HORRAH!!
The eagle has landed!
Yes indeed, if there's one thing
that saves this game, it's the
sheer payability and 'feel' of the
thing. The characters (of which
there are 32 -yes 32!) move in a
quirky yet responsive way and
with Mortal Kombat-Uke special
moves, it won't be too long
before you've picked out your
favourite fighter and are beating
your way to the top.
Bunch of fives
I've already told you that there are
32 characters to choose from
(which goes some way towards
explaining why the game has
been pot out on CD only, rather
than a billion floppies) but I
haven't mentioned that they are
grouped into eight separate
teams. These teams range from
standard groups such as martial
artists and Ninjas, to less usual^
gangs such as bouncers and
greasers (chain-wielding leather-
clad nutters I.
Though it's disappointing to
see only a single fire button used,
this does mean that you can plug
a joystick in for two player japes,
and the moves are about as easy
to pull off as humanly possible.
There are also a number of
options for two-player games,
including tag teams (with multiple
characters from any group
making up your overall tour-
nament 'tea ml and 'see-
saw' bouts. Here, the
standard power bars are
replaced by one huge bar
that moves back and forth in
a 'tug-o-war' kinda way as
the two contestants battle it out.
This makes for longer matches,
and works especially well when
used by two players of similar
skill. Unfortunately, this option
isn't available for the single play-
er. Damn it.
Combos ahoy
Another interesting feature with X-
Fighter is that there's no limit to
the number of combinations you
can perform. Boot your opponent
into the air, punch him on the way
up, jump up and kick him again,
land and punch him back up as he
comes down, etc. etc. Yep, you
can keep this up for as long as
your control is spot on, and being
awarded 15 hit combos isn't
unusual once you get the feel for
your character's movements and
abilities - especially with the
Super Combos. 'What Super
Combos?' I hear you ask. Aha...
If you've managed to hit your
opponent a certain number of
times in rapid succession, the
words 'Super Available' appear
by your power bar, It's then up to
you to pull off a Mortal Kombat-
esque movement (such as down,
left, down, right, fire) to initiate a
sort of auto-pilot attack, where
your player goes into a set-piece
A. tUsly! He distracts y\yu with his hal. and then slab;
pul Aiecec!
sequence of moves. Needless to
say, should you manage to time
and position your player correct-
ly, this does a fair bit of damage.
So there you are. Yes. it looks a
bit arse and yes, it sounds a bit
arse too, but scratch beneath the
poor presentation and you'll find a
responsive and addictive beat 'em
up. Step up CD32 users - your
time has come! ■
Matt Brought on
X FIGHTER £25.99
graphics...
sound
testability..
payability
The best
beat 'em up
ontheCD32
GAME REVIEW
World
Championship
Edition
■ Price: £29.99 ■ Publisher; Domark r) 0181 780 2222
The popular console racing game has finally made
it over to the Amiga with a few extra features too.
JU Bk ith the Amiga conver-
1 *l Y ■ sion of the console
^^^^J favourite F1, Domark
^^Br are t h e latest software
house to return to the Amiga fold,
OK, Fl may have been kicking
around on the consoles for at
least eighteen months now but it
was well received there and
should be more than welcome
among the Amiga racing fraterni-
ty, who have been starved of a
decent racing game for some
time now,
Fl Championship
Edition is a first person
perspective racing game
which throws you into
the glamorous world of
Formula One racing.
Glamorous, I suppose, to
those who actuary enjoy the
prospect of being severely man-
gled in a claustrophobia-inducing
sardine can on wheels. In Fl you
can rub shoulders with the likes of
Damon Hill or Schumacher
amongst others depending on
which team you join. The teams
include Ferrari. Benetton.
Williams, Jordan, Minardi. Tyrrell,
Mclaren and Lotus.
After a few laps in the practice
rounds you can either enter a '
knockout tournament or a world
championship competition. In the
knockout tournament you must
make into the top eight otherwise
you don't go on to the next
round. The Championship runs
over up to 16 circuits. Choosing
from tracks such as Montreal.
Australia, Germany and Brazil
A As yau can pratuhlf gather fa o ill this, ska!, FT is a fjrsl person perspective
game. Mead ol Mil is Hit race Track. four mileage and lue I levels lie con-
stairtlf •■ streei The acca signal message flashes up tn warn juhj tl fill
shortage or balling Ifitt. You are [he little red HI (III Iht mini map lop kit,
A hi til always nip into die fit slip. Fnm left:
gearbnr - eilher manual or aula, wings - Ida medium
high (high wings are good tor Iwislf raids due tn
increased iJownlsr t e I . teres - hart, wet lift ill lixl
(■•• much will slaw ynu fan),
amongst others, you get to pick
which ones and in which order
you will race them. You can also
set the number of laps per race
(5,10,20).
Qualifying
Before you start the champi-
onship races you've got to qualify.
Building a up a test lap time in the
qualifying round ensures you a
good position on the grid, Before
each face you're informed of the
best lap time and the weather
conditions so you can nip into the
pits to make any adjustments nec-
essary. Then you're off into the
race, trying to get ahead and stay
on road despite twisty bits and
adverse weather conditions.
Control is simple enough - a light
touch to the joystick to the left or
right should keep you on track if
you've selected auto gears. If
you've chosen manual gears then
pressing fire and the joystick
either up or down will move
through the gearbox.
Control
Personally I prefer first person
perspective racing games to the
overhead variety, There is more a
sense of actually being in the car
than overhead racing games and
this is certainly true of Ft. The
smooth control and road handling
also gives the impression of total
control over the car. The graphics
are fairly good too. with each
track having its own unique
graphics (mountains for Montreal
and so on), but don't expect to
drive past the casino at Monaco.
Most of the scenery is of the
standard scrolling horizon type.
However, unlike the original F1
there are more track-side objects
which also add to the overall rac-
ing experience.
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are quite tame. Crashing headlong
into a trackside hoarding (I was
only testing I swear) produces a
pathetic puny pinging sound - dis-
appointing. Also, timing a pitstop
can be incredibly difficult. The
handy map at the top helps you
memorise where the pit stop is
but it doesn't seem to help you
pull into one smoothly, I've often
pulled into a pitstop and shot
straight through into the barriers
at the end! Bad driving per-
chance? I hear the doubting
Thomases of you murmur,
Perhaps. Why not try it out for
yourself and see. Racing fans
A. MiaineaL one at my ehusei race tracks, c»m«
c ompleie with niaunuiiiEsnie scenery, Ihi mini mp I
il [he tup left o( Iht screen is handy lor picking Mt
3i\f (rich? bends and curiers.
A ftl'H gll li dn i Im cl wewilg ftblil II gel
pasi ihe other cars.
should be satisfied by the speed
alone and even non-believers
would do well to take a look.
Lisa Collins
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I Price: £29.99 ■ Publisher: Black Legend •&• 01438 840003
In the light of reports of magazines rating unfinished
copies of this game, we check out the final version.
Oou own an Amiga, You
walk up to me in the
street and prod me
gently but firmly In the
hesr with a well manicured fore-
linger. "Hey fella," you demand
[aggressively, "which is the best
[foot Hal I management sim currently
Billable on God's own recently
fected computer platform?" I
■| have no hesitation in recom-
ling several recent releases to
yoL, On the Ball. Premier Manager
3. even Ultimate Soccer Manager,
[lata push} but crucially, I would
stop short of urging anyone to go
md spend a penny on Tactical
Manager 2.
Out of date
:al Manager 2 is the follow
up tc Tactical Manager, which
Host people rated quite highly.
new' game (not my word
but Black Legend's) shows few
signs of having developed graph-
ically and one's first impression is
tt*lSP
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mum e
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A Hilarious ttvts iiltt this is CMislaillf mi It* scull thr u i |h w l ft*
seism. Oil w\} ieM«i sides
Sensible World of
iccer has more up to
its stats than this!
>n the positive side,
Tactical Manager 2 is
easy enough to find
your way around and in
this sense it is playable.
but the graphics and in-
game screens/menus
look tired and creaky.
Take the play match
window and compare it
to OTB and Premier
Manager 2/3 and the
game fails to cut the
interactive mustard
that Tactical Manager has man-
:-;i::,: to survive the appendage of
the sobriquet '2' without bothering
^nge its gameplaying under-
wear What has changed are the
Stats, which s suppose, if one
■pores everything else about it, a
game like this really stands or falls
by. A pity then, that they are com-
pletely out of date. I chose to
manage Reading, who appeared
without Lee Mogan and a cursory
glance at the team I am silly
enough to support, Aston Villa,
revealed that Guy Whittingham
was still on the books, while
Tommy Johnson and Gary
Charles refrained at
Derby. As did Gordon
Cowans, who has
been at Wolves for
yonks. Oh, Andy Cole
is still at Newcastle
United! I am sure you
will spot many more
such howlers.
Now call me Mr,
Pernickety, but the foot-
ball season is over All
the players I have just
mentioned completed
their transfers several
months before the
game was due for
release, Surely the
clever thing to do, at the very least,
would be to include the squads as
they stood at the end-of-season?
With the promise of a free update
disk after the next transfer dead-
line? Please may I use the word
ARSE' in CU Amiga? Even
Data problems
Finally, and in my view,
crazily. Tactical
Manager 2 only has
data for the Premier
League and the
Endsleigh Division 1.
As the new manager of
Reading. I should liked
to have strengthened
my squad by Cherry-
picking from the lower
divisions, but they
aren't there, so I can't.
Surely the omission of
Divisions 2 and 3 saps
the game of any pre- A 1** Man*
tension to realism? ,l "' M,fcL
What's the point of including the
FA Cup and denying me the oppor-
tunity of managing the majority of
teams who play in it? These
omissions also mean that you
can't learn management at a
lower level and for at! you roman-
tics out there, you can forget
about steering Lincoln City or
Kidderminster Harriers to the
dizzy heights of The Premiership.
Is it finished?
Publisher Black Legend has just
taken an enormous ad in the
computer trade press, under the
banner headline, A whole new ball
game" to promote the release of
Tactical Manager 2 and counter an
earlier review which awarded the
game 25 percent. The ad explains
that the magazine in question
received an unfinished copy. What,
I wonder will it say to retailers now
that the final version is released to
catcalls of derision from the con-
sumer press? Something along the
lines of 'I'm taking my ball back', I
shouldn't wonder, ■
Harry Attril
screw, rnmp Ifile with pneqr crappy acti nn pitch display
TACTICAL MANAGER 2
I workbench version.... 1.]
■ number of disks 1
■ MM 1Mb
■ hard dish installable yes
MDUV
graphics
mm sound
testability.
aisqo payability
am OVERALL
Very poor follow
w "° up to Tactical
Manager
GAME TIPS
Ultimate
Manager tips
Getting a team to the top in this
game isn't just about good soccer
skills, you've got to have a top
business head too ...
Oftimate Soccer Manager
is an honest attempt to
recreate the thrills and
spills of modern foot-
ball management by including
such features as bungs, match fix-
ing, shop and bar running, adver-
tising and merchandising. For
those used to the old days, when
a management game was a man-
agement game, these hints and
tips could come in handy.
Wise buys
First of all, it's pretty obvious, but
don't be too hard on yourself.
Start off with the maximum
amount of money: E5M. Make
sure that you use all of the friend-
lies to good effect, testing out
your team for weaknesses and
getting the right players into posi-
tion. You have enough money to
replace slackers, so do so. The
most important positions are strik-
er and goal keeper, so spend
money on these for maximum
success. Also, use the first sea-
son to build up your grounds, but
be sure to fill them. You'll findahat
A I To pi Dfe oh. thai man Hammer is i«t Wl? hfltpv II
his wages II he's not, sell kirn. (Man) A mm stain) is
as time goes on inflation sets in
and the price of improvements
goes up. Advance preparation
with all that cash will help.
Build the biggest refreshment
and merchandise stands you can
afford, you will make a lot of
money from all the merchandise
they stock. Following on from
this, if you are getting very low
attendances and your gate
receipts look as though they will
never pay the team's way build a
10.000 seater stadium and give
away upwards of 6000 tickets.
You won't get their money at the
gate but you'll sure sell lots of
clobber through your shops.
On the subject of attendance,
if the crowd get bored with you
using the long ball option in every
game they will give up and stop
supporting you. You must play to
impress, believe it or not.
Hotdog hints
Spread your outlets evenly around
the ground, but don't build near a
stand where there is low capacity
or no. capacity. It follows that you
should put the best outlets near
the biggest stands, this way you'll
get maximum returns. On the
subject of returns, keep your tick-
ets at a fairly low level for regular
league matches and friendlies,but
as soon as a cup game comes
along bump them up sky-high.
Remember to plan your improve-
ments so thai by the
time you reach the first
division you have an all
seater stadium. If you
get promoted from
Division 2 the FA will
condemn the stand
otherwise.
In terms of managing
promotion and adver-
tising, don't let your
■ assistant sell ads on
needed the ground, he'll get
really terrible deals,
and usually for a long
period too. Do this
yourself and get the
best money for the
smallest Space and the
shortest amount of
time, so that you can
go back and sell to
better revenue earners
when it runs out.
Experiment with rais-
ing your overall level of ticket and
goods prices every year, in line
with inflation {of course). Up to
10% a year is not unreasonable,
but remember that Ultimate
Soccer Manager has a realistic
business engine and sharp price
increases will scare away cus-
tomers. They will lose the feel
good factor or something.
Deputy Dawg
The assistant manager may not
be very good at picking advertis-
ing revenue earners but he is gen-
erally a top geezer for
recommending team formations
and changes, and before you pick
a squad you should always heed
what he says. Sometimes you
may disagree but hey, that's the
nature of the job. and you must
do things your own way at times.
Although training seems to
take a long time to work it is
essential that you continue to
supervise it. This is the only way
to improve inexperienced or
injured players, and you must
remember to hire and fire trainers
as the need arises and as they .
become available. Offering more
money vvMI bring more trainers
onto the market. Young players
may seem a bit useless at first.
but they have their careers ahead
of them and will train up a lot
faster than your existing team. So
go ahead, buy some.
Remember to keep the chair-
man happy too r if your job securi-
ty percentage falls below 20% or
the chairman's opinion falls below
ten you are out on your ear, with
no appeals. Do not ignore his
messages on the notice board -
you will only make things worse.
If you have only played USM
Keep the- Chairman happy arid vnu
using the instant result feature
and have not been having much
luck lately, then try actually follow
ing the game through, making fa
mation and play style changes toi
both the team and players, react-
ing to the opposition's strengths
and weaknesses. See who is
scoring goals for them and doubl
team that player. Also, when you
start out. carefully examine each
player's stats and put the right
ones in the right places. You
should then monitor each player
and try swopping say all the strik-
ers and midfielders around.
Despite their stats, some may
operate more efficiently in a
ferent part of the field than yog
are playing them.
If you want to get a player
from the higher divisions but the^j
all seem to refuse to move cown,
try luring an older player. They ad
often under utilised and are moral
willing to move clubs- White 0)1
this subject, try to rotate under-
used players as they will begin to
go soft lose their skills and
become dissatisfied if left or :he
bench too long.
Finally, on the subject of oungs
■end bets", at the beginning of the
game we are reliably told that only
20% of the teams are corruptible.
So if you're lucky you'll pick the
right ones. This changes every
time you start a new game so vou
are not guaranteed to find the
same clubs being dodgy a second
time around. As far as betting is
concerned, when you have been
caught four times (you'll know
when you've hit the three mark
because it'll be in the newspaper!
you will be fired. On that note,
we'll let you get on with it. But be
careful ... you could bet caught-
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GAME TIPS
the War
PART
You reaped the benefits of our guiding hand
for Valhalla Before the War, now get more of
the same for the prequel to the sequel.
n the room at the
beginning of the level
look at the wizard and
he speaks to you.
site the book and the piece of
f with J l am infinity' written
Operate the floor tile in the
3m right-hand comer Of the
^Hsnd take the potion of faith.
Notice the passageway is the
nly exit out of this room. The
'd blocks the exit out of the
your task for this level is to
v the wizard so you can
ess onto level two. The pas-
geway is filled with hot coals
fycu stand on them your stami-
na begins to drop, so drink the
potion of faith to travel down
assageway.
One room
too many
■:ir'j quite a few
[foonrs open to you
ie one you need
' nity's bedroom,
■his is the one with
■icing track in it,
ite the floor tile
l this room and take
lie potion of strength
he oracle is nearby.
Oak at him and he
sks you to bring him
i*e the left-
exit out of this
oom into the carpen-
"'s workshop, take
•chest key then
ull the lever to gain access to a
arge rock which stops you from
aching a four leafed clover.
rink the strength potion,
love the rock and pick up
he clover.
| Put the clover on the oracle
md he opens the door in the
A Ml! Th« funky new age w'uatt mikes an ippeirintfe.
ioesn'l kn<w yci wit plotting la make him disappear
Have a nice liflie chat wiltl him . The pcmi ■sbA
A Hum lw<j likely lading chests, let's see Willi's inside.
maid's bedroom, at the same
time he asks you for a sign. In
the maid's room operate the
floor tile near the suitcase to find
a playing card r another floor tile
in this room reveals a compass.
Take the door key from beside
the bed.
. A key *ni sfritiEEhinj else which is sire It tome in tiaari\ lucr.
Wacky races
Back in the carpenter's workshop
put the compass on the
Gamblers tomb and take his
snail. Put the compass on the
map near to where you found the
clover and take the St
Christopher.
Go back to
Infinity's- bed-
room and put
the snail on the
racing track.
Two other
snails appear
and they ail have a race,
George's snail ioses every time
and you gain nothing. Hunt
around till you find some
Vaseline on the floor and put the
snail on top of it. George's snail
is transformed into a racing snail.
Put it back on the track, this time
it's a dead heat and the caskets
open. Take a rusty object and the
diary that contains strange non
sensical rarmbiings.
Put the rusty object on the
sanding machine in
the carpenter's work-
shop and take the
door key. Put the diary
on the madman's
tomb in the kitchen
and take the confusion
spell. The first key you
find opens the locked
door next to the
Vaseline. Inside is an
altar with nothing on
it. Each time you walk
towards it a pearl
appears, each time
you get close enough
to take it, it disappears
again, Take the picture
out of this room. Nearby is the
maid's room, put the St
Christopher on the suit case and
take the travel potion.
In the kitchen notice the dupli-
cation stones. The book nearby
warns you of the passageway
beyond the locked door, put the
GAME TIPS
^* I safe travel potion
^Mj^k K on the duplication
^^B ^^V stone and take both
iB^^' potions. Open the door
^with the silver key and travel
down to the electrical device.
Drink the safe travel potion and
pass through unharmed, Pick up
the sugar, the potion of lies and
the key to get back out. Pick up
the note from the Goblin inform-
ing you that if you give him a gift
fit for a King he will disarm the
passageway. The Gobiin sits on
his sofa. Quickly go back the way
you came before your potion
runs out.
Lies, damn lies
Each time you look at the carpen-
ter he tells you he has a gift for
the King Put the confusion spell
in front of him and in his con-
fused state he asks who you are.
Stand and face him, drink the
potion of lies and then look at
the piece of paper in your ruck-
sack that says 'I am infinity'.
Lying through your teeth you tell
him instead that you are the King
and in his confused state he
hands over a jewelled box, a gift
fit for a king. Drink the second
safe travel potion and travel back
down to the Goblin. He disarms
the passageway and opens the
door into the wizard's room.
Operate the floor lile and take
Infinity's teddy bear. Read the
spell book that tells you how to
destroy a wizard. Travel through
the door opened by a lever notic-
A How let's se« I'm jil Ihe bit of piper wild I in HilMity or it (he brink, a feev what do I
It's ill {a in this game init?
need Id get ncrl?
ard's staff which you need for
your spell,
The lever in the mare oper
the door below the carpenter's;
workshop and inside is an old
man who tells you he is hungr
Notice also the potter's wheel |
which you place the clay you
would have found by now.
Operate the button on the pot-
ter's wheel and take the soggy
clay bowl. Put this on the kiln in
the wizard's room and take the
fired bowl, Fill this up with the
stew from the kitchen and deli*
it to the old man. He rewards'
with a coin for the piggy banki
the maid's room, take the fan
the sword from inside the chest - ,
Back in the wizard's room pu
the fan on the left-hand altar tha
prevents you reaching the love
letter, The fan blows the love leH
ter of its perch so you can t
A. And it's quite t tense Rionrent « the crowd waits with haled hreath
ftr the mails IB hegii their zirrnal racing cnrnriElitiil.
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about nty bunionsT I dnni wait them sailed
ing three tombs as you pass,
Open another door with a lever
that provides you with a shortcut
back to the kitchen, Take the sec-
tion of pipe, take the snooker
chalk and put it on the tomb of
the hustler. Take the snooker cue.
Bake a cake
in the wall behind the pearl that
keeps disappearing notice a
small hole, insert the snooker
cue in here and the pearl is
knocked to the Moor allowing you
to pick it up. This is for the spell.
By now you will have found the
objects you need to make a cake.
Put the cake tin on the
stove in the kitchen
and drop inside the
egg, the flour and the
sugar. Take the cake
for use later on.
Add icing
Put Infinity's teddy
bear on his bed and
take his sleeping pills.
Put these on the tomb
of the insomniac near
to the wizard's room.
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spell and put this in
front of the cook who
up until now has told
you to leave her alone
because she is sleep-
ing. Put the cake in
front of her and she
ices it foryou.
In the carpenter's
workshop put the pic-
ture onto the saw.
take the piece of jig-
saw that fits into the
incomplete puzzle
nearby. The chests
open allowing you to
takes heavy ball and a
door key. Put the
piece of pipe next to
the glass in the car-
penter's workshop,
travel to the other end
of the pipe that it fits
onto, then put the
heavy ball down onto
it. The toll rolls down
the length, of the pipe
and smashes the
glass that was hiding
a potion of faith. Save
this for later use.
Take the iced birthday cake
and give it to the maid who has
been telling you its her birthday
and now informs you she was
only joking. She gives you a sap-
phire for your trouble. The book
of birth stones will inform you
that it is the birthstone of Libra.
Put the sapphire in the scales
near to the Vaseline, take the
sign of Libra and give it to the
oracle who gives you a vase.
The key from the jigsaw chest
opens the door into a room
where there is an identical vase
on one side of a locked door,
place your vase opposite and the
door opens, before you walk
inside it would be a good idea to
save the game as this is the
maze. Pull the lever to open a
door elsewhere then travel past
the electrical device, once you
have done so your potion time
goes up and then begins to
descend informing you how long
you have before the door into the
maze locks itself, the book at the
entrance to the maze explains all
about it.
Somewhere inside here is a
chest for which you have the key
and inside the chest is the wiz-
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jeweller nearby and take the
els, put these on the tomb of the
jeweller and take the pound
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love letter, the pound note and
the wizard's staff. Put all of the
objects into the wizard's cauldr
and take the banish spell in front
of the wizard who disappears
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Welcome to the second and final part of our complete solution to
Bloodnet, Gametek's thoroughly engrossing Cyberpunk adventure
game. Things aren't looking good though as your bloodlust rating
is rising and Van Helsing and his cronies are vamping it up. Can you
put an end to their evil ways? You can if you read this ...
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TRANSTECHNICALS HQ
Now whereabouts did we get to last month?
Ah, that's right, in the third room at the
He I If ire Club.
In this room you should use the camera to
record Walter McCalaster, Once that's done go
to the Transtechnicals HQ. Inside
Transtechnicals you should enter the lift, go to
Bill Doug an and talk to him. Enter the lift
again, but this time go to the Nanotech Lab
and use the lockpick.
Once you've done that, go to the warehouse,
where you should search it thoroughly and
then get all.
AUNTIE PERSONNEL
Go back to Auntie Personnel and sell all the
weapons you have (bar the white noise
blasters); the generator stabiliser, all grenades,
cloaks, soulboxes and deckunits as well as all
drugs, the multi channel transmitter and any
armour bar the Kevlar overalls. Phew, part
exchange heaven!
Now buy the following equipment instead so
that everyone (including the sixth member of
your team) has a white noise blaster, Kevlar
overalls and three power cells. One you've
done that, proceed to Central Park, wait until
PM and then talk to Kimba.
VAN HELSING S DEPARTMENT
Move on to Van Helsing's department, kill all
the vampires there and get everything from
them. Once that's done go upstairs, search
the room, get all and use the instapigment
on yourself.
Proceed to The Cloisters and once there use
the camera to record yourself. Go to the
weapon screen at the bottom right and walk in
front of the camera.
Use the camera to play it. Now talk to Sir
Theodric, then go to the second room in the
gardens. Here you should get the beads and
then talk to Sir Sebastian.
GAME TIPS
CAFE VOLTAIRE
Once you are back at the cafe, go into the
second room. No you're not going in there for
an existential chat about the meaning of life
over a big greasy fry up of double egg and
chips, you've got some work to do.
Once you're in the cafe drop the beads and
talk to Cyril Thorpe twice.
Enter cyberspace, find a FATS and talk.
Enter MEDIUM as the well code. Now talk to
Cyril Thorpe and answer yes.
Next, exit the net and go back to the
Cloisters. Go to the second room and talk to
Sir Sebastian.
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For this bit of the game you turn yourself into
a bit of a yes man. Here's what I mean.
Return to Tackett's Laboratory, enter the net
once more, only this time talk to Melissa.
Once you've done this go to Le Phood and
answer yes. Talk to Melissa and answer
yes again.
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hand side room and then the Inner Sanctum.
You'll find Alex Term ant here.
Talk to Alex before dismissing Melissa. Now
go to St Pats, talk to Mother Mary and
answer yes.
That's it, all the yes-ing's over.
GRANT'S TOMB
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scrambler. Now go to the next room, get the
emerald pendant and use the lock picks. Talk
to Alex Tennant once more and then go back
to Transtechnicals.
Enter the lift, go to room 1 1 22 and kill
everyone! A bit of a radical solution, I know,
but hey it's not real life and you don't need to
try to talk things over f irstl
Oh and make sure that you shoot the
incubator too.
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Harker, jury rig the pendant and use the
emerald looker decking unit.
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Enter cyberspace. Talk to Deirdre first and
then a FATS. Enter KANSAS as the FATS' well
code. Now talk to the lost kids and get the
real incubus before exiting the net. Talk to Dr
John Harker then enter cyberspace again.
Find a FATS, talk to it and enter ELIZABETH as
the well code. Now all that remains to be
done is to fight everyone!
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and you'd better get
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okay! Sorry, I've never been very good
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ble. You know CU Amiga has always
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Starting from this issue, I'm broad-
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on the Amiga scene. Along with our
regular team of top notch staff and
contributors, like Andy Leaning, John
Kennedy, Peter Lee and Andre Digard,
you'll notice some new faces cropping
up. For example, this month profes-
sional TV and movie animator Simon
Coombs gives us an insight into the
forthcoming LightWave 4.0, while
David Cassidy lends his views to the
month's PD releases. And no, it's not
the same David Cassidy that was the
subject of many a teenage girl's
fantasy. Shame really.
But it doesn't stop there, because I
know you want advice and recommen-
dations from real, experienced experts
in their relevant fields, not casual
write-ups that gloss over important
details to hide a shallow knowledge.
What's more, this techie bit of the
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raving, and that's stacks of fun! Hey,
but don't worry, I'm not going to turn
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wait and see what we've got for you
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good month, until then,
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The future of 3D animation is revealed in our
previews of Cinema 4D and LightWave 4.O.
We've also got full reviews of Directory Opus 5,
Scala MM400, Photogenics 1.2 and more!
Cinema 4D preview 70
There's a new player in the Amiga 3D rendering game. Cinema 4D is on
its way from Germany to give the others a run for their money.
LightWave 4.0 preview 72
LightWave is nearly ready for its 4.0 release. What new delights does the
Amiga's most powerful 3D graphics system hold?
Directory Opus 5 76
It started out as a simple file copier utility, but now Directory Opus 5 is
almost an operating system in itself!
Photogenics 1 .2
More tricks and gadgets are added to Almathera'a paint package.
24-bit painting has never been so much fun.
Scala MM400
Another big gun gets an update for '95. The famous video titling and
presentation package is now more powerful than aver.
Final Data 2 . SO
Can it be? Yes it is? A database that looks more like a spreadsheet is
yours in the shape of Final Data 2,
10 Out Of 10 Educational Software 85
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CD-ROMs 86
Mors releases from the wonderful world of CD-ROM. Check out delights
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PD Scene 89
All the latest games, demos and disk magazines from the public domain
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■ Due for Release: TBA ■ Developer: Maxxon ■ O 01525 718 181
The stakes are being raised in the world of
Amiga 3D rendering. As LightWave 4 nears
completion, there's a new challenger from
Germany in the form of Cinema 4D.
A fractals we used to generate sume ol nature's, cnmplejc tenliini and
crajU Stme Stunningly tolourlul image-: like this.
O quick browse at the pictures on
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set to be a major player in the 3D
rendering business.
LightWave might beat it on sheer number
of features, but then not everyone has the kind
of immensely powerful system needed to be
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full potential
Cinema 4D has been designed to give
powerful, professional features, without "
demanding system requirements that force
A Fasl tendering limes art promised,
which ™M ntherwi se lake in ajt.
eueii fir more cpmilei qhjecl;.
A Slairway Is Hea'.eri anyone? With Cinema 4D it wil he easy ttt Utile images, made aa
of smaller comale* images
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Friendly interface
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■ can of course be tweaked and
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Special effects
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Simulated fog, rounding of edges,
fractal routines for realistic land-
scape generation, divergent and
parallel light all bode well.
a Before and after. After: * Full? rendered JD chess |ttne in all its tb-
Djuered arid lectured ylorr.
A BclirE: here we see Hie beginnings o1 various dies* piece I. CiilclU |
W seem* t» have a very Irietidljr editor from und
Rendering times are another main priority,
and every effort has been made to keep
these as low as possible.
While there are professional features by
the bundle, and support for 24-bit graphics
cards (Retina, Merlin, Picasso and all EGS
boards). Cinema 4D will work on any
Workbench 2 Amiga with 2Mb of RAM and J
hard drive! With AGA Amigas still in short
supply, that's got be a good thing. We'll havej
a full review very soon. ■
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Lightwave 4.0
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LightWave got the
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Version 4.0 is shaping
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Amiga Magazine
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Ofoere can be very few Amiga enthu-
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hand, the shift of emphasis to other platforms
Here it is - a glimpse of Light Wave 4 in action
Lei's pal lie tie* features of LighiWave * to the lesi. Here we tie s«e a seiaence wkkk I've created using art Amiia LinkiNavr 4 lesi version.
The nharaclErislic Ujitlfrau? lens llargs have tee* enhinced hi Ike use of Ikt low 'log' and glow' features. The Amiga version premises to tie last Hi!
compares well en the 400(1, even with a Pentium I &ai cdihiups to hai'R ARenj support - ■ definite aauialaie ovei its PC etesii.
PRODUCT PREVIEW
has meant the updates to the Amiga version
have been pushed further and further back-
Having made these commitments, NewTek
missed one deadline after another and finally
shipped a pre-release (ie unfinished)
UghtWave 4.0 for the PC in April of this year.
The latest estimate we've been given for an
Amiga release of Version 4,0 is the latter half
of June '95.
CD-ROM Only
UghtWave 4.0 comes on four floppy disks and
a CD-ROM. so you might expect a bonanza in
terms of new goodies. The CD supplied with
the PC Version 4 release (which is aiso
expected lo be shipped with the Amiga
■,e) contains 84Mb of files, split into [wo
sections, one following PC conventions ieight
tetter fiienames followed by a three tetter
extension} and one for systems which accept
long filenames, such as AmigaDos and
Windows NT. This means that there is actually
I only 42Mb on the CD, What there is though, is
ve-y good indeed.
Unfortunately it's a bit of a mess. There are
la number of errors involving the naming of
files. For compatibility with MS-DOS (the low-
[ est common denominator, as it were) most
■ files have a name of up to eight letters, fol-
I lowed by a ihree-letter extension indicating
I the file type. These include;
.IFF..,.,.... IFF image
.LWS LightWave scene
.LWO Lightwave object
.MAP .. Image map (usually
a grey-scale}
PIC ... Picture
■SCN Scene file (most
now use .LWS)
.SRF ..Surface
.TG A ....Targa image
There's a problem with the naming of some of
the files. When you load a scene, it goes look-
ing for all of the objects and other files it
reeds. However, due to the omission of .LWO
extensions on certain object files, and other
filenames becoming abbreviated, they cannot
be found. It's possible that a new CD may be
compiled for the Amiga release, in which case
this could be overcome. Let's hope so.
What's new?
I had expected to see a very different
UghtWave from the now-familiar 3.5 I use
everyday. However,
with a few minor
exceptions, such as the
use of ASL file
requesters, the look
and feel is remarkably
similar, and existing
users should feel
immediately at home.
So. what's in
Version 4.0? There are
a number of new fea-
tures to explore, and
some minor changes
have been made for
compatibility across
all versions.
The Modeler sec-
tion remains virtually
unchanged, and
although there is a
separate Redo feature.
3.5 always let you
undo an undo anyway
The Macro button has
changed its name to Custom, reflecting the
wider range of options that will be available
with the plug-ins from third parties. It appears
that the 'moving solid' preview mode is likely
to be dropped, but that's no great loss.
It is m the Layout program that most of the
changes have taken place. Most of the main
menus and requesters now sport a plug-ins
button (see the screen shots here), but top of
the list for many seasoned users will be the
introduction of Inverse Kinematics. For those
of you unfamiliar with IK, imagine for example
that if I move a virtual fingertip to press a door-
bell, the attached virtual arm, shoulder and
body, if necessary, should follow through,
according to rules previously established. This
allows you to build up realistically moving
interconnected parts, and animate them more
realistically and with less hassle than before.
They've made a start, but it's a fairly rudi-
mentary system so far. However, NewTek did
warn that IK in UghtWave 4.0 would be pretty
basic, but half a loaf is better than none, and
you can expect rapid progress in this area both
from NewTek themselves and from third-party
plug-ing.
The glow feature is an absolute must for all
those who want to make Ready-8rek ads, and
a boon for all kinds of sci-fi and other effects
too, On the other hand, adding glow to objects
will seriously increase rendering times. Tested
A Check til Ike new pill ii burtons for the miin melius and requester*, Ecildrl'l ie
•h*V around He program
on the Beta version, a simple logo with a lens
flare thrown in for effect took 23 seconds with-
out glow, but 74 seconds with glow Switched
on! However, this doesn't necessarily mean
that the final release version will produce such
extended rendering times.
Control over lens flares has improved, but
there is still no way to set the number of rays
for the Star Filter, Actually, some of this sup-
port was available in 3,5 but was via the
undocumented LW-lrefs configuration file,
frankly more trouble than it was worth I Nor is
there any way to control the shape of the lens
reflections, a feature that has been available in
competitors' packages for some time now.
Another nice new feature, although current-
ly only on the PC and Alpha versions is the sur-
face preview window. When experimenting
with surface attributes, you can map it onto a
small sphere to get an idea of how it might
look on your object. Initially, this was thought
to be too processor-intensive to be worthwhile
on the Amiga version, but after much outcry,
the programmers are attempting to implement
this feature on the Amiga,
Also planned for LightWave 4.0 is much
wider support for image file formats such as
GIF and JPEG images, courtesy of Elastic
Reality's HII P (Host Independent Image
Protocol), Elastic Reality were formerly known
as ASDG. the brains behind Art Department
Professional and Morph Plus.
Still on top
It's easy to fall for the anti-Amiga hype and
jump ship prematurely, but in our tests, a
Pentium 90, supposedly 2 to 5 times faster
than an A400O with a Warp Engine, was bare-
ly 20% faster. Add to this the fact that the the
Windows interface is much slower than the
Amiga's, not to mention the lack of ARexx
and and you have to wonder why anyone
would want to change. All being well, we
should have a full, in depth review of
LightWave 4.0 (nothing short of the official
Amiga release version that will appear on the
shelves! very soon. ■
Simon Coombs
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What is Opus?
Workbench was designed
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iki: Work: in this
than a little excite-
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While Opus can work
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contents displayed in an Opus
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masses of overlapping
listers, which is messy,
confusing and not
nearly as friendly.
The whole set up of
Opus 5 can be com-
pletely customised,
Every aspect of it can
be tailored to your
taste and needs. New
banks of buttons can
be created, the style
of the listers can be,
you can even put but-
tons and icons inside
listers so you don't
need separate
windows for buttons, saving
screen space.
Existing Opus users will be
pleased to hear that the config-
urability is just as good as the pre
vious version, if not better Heck,
it can even import Opus 4 config-
urations, although it came
unstuck once or twice when I
imported some really complex
configuration files.
Amazing
Opus 5 is astonishing. I know of
no other program that takes
advantage of the Amige's multi-
tasking capabilities in this way.
Watching a lister simultaneously
copy a huge collection of files
from a download directory to a
permanent hard drive drawer and
a floppy for back-ups, while unar-
chiving an LHA file, and displaying
a text file at once and one one
screen is wonderfully impressive, I
Its configuration capabilities
also ensure it can grow with yoj '
and keep up as you use more
advanced software, It's worth
pointing out that you'll also get
more out of Opus 5 as your
knowledge grows because you
find new and better ways of
doing things.
However it's not all good
news. In gaining the extra power
it has lost a tot of its simplicity
You could easily use Opus 4 with-
out referring to the manual, but
you'll have trouble doing this with
Version 5, This above everything
else is the biggest weakness of
i .,- V.-— .~T|,J|
awkward search and tint vpwaXim »K Hide simple with
Directory Opus 5's new features.
PRODUCT TEST
The authoritative review
Several other magazines have reviewed unfinished beta
versions of the program. How/aver, there are differences
between the beta version and the one that's currently on
sale (Version 1.1). These differences are as follows.
Firstly, Version 1.1 includes a sound module playback
facility. This wasn't present in the beta test issues. This
plays Oatn/VJED 4 modules, but doesn't include every
module format around and we'd recommend you get hold
of DefiTracker (available from PD libraries) - which is
much better. It wasn't included in the beta releases
because GP Software didn't initially have rights to the
one included with Opus 4 (that came from Innovatronics)
so they had to write a new one - this wasn't done until
the main program code was finished.
Next, a hard drive is essential, not optional. While the
whole concept of Opus, even Version 4, assumes you'll be
using a hard drive, Opus 5 is the first version that will
only work if you have one. This is made perfectly clear in
the final release version but those using or reviewing beta
versions may have missed this rather important fact.
A Tie iicftMe in ptwti las kid the iJvtrae «Hect
[finking UDpus 5 leis ustr-Frindl).
the new version. The only way
around this would have been for
GP Software to supply the pro-
gram with a simple default config-
uration, similar to Version 4,
capturing the instant ease of use
factor of the earlier release. This
would, however, have meant that
most people never used the extra
power that the program offers -
something like 85% of Opus 4
users never went beyond using
the default settings. I can t think
of a easy solution. Although I
A The fwiiNir DOiii cwihgurBligi is still available, In
understand why GP Software took
this route, it still doesn't make up
for the fact that it's not as easy to
use as the one on our January
cover disk.
The extra power and versatility
also take their toll on hardware,
Opus is now a hard drive only pro-
gram and to realty get the most
out of the program you need a
monitor capable of supporting
high resolutions, Neither of these
are serious problems for anyone
with a big set up, but they should
be considered.
There are several other smaller
niggles as well, such as the inabili-
ty to scroll text file displays using
the mouse buttons, but these boil
down to personal taste rather than
faults of the program.
This is an amazing program and
about as good an example of what
the Amiga is capable of as you'll
likes a lit »1 iettmj up.
get. If you use the CLI or Opus 4
on a regular basis it's a must
have, but do read the manual. ■
Andy Leaning
DIRECTORY OPUS 5
system requirements:
1Mb RANI Worfckenrt 2. fcarl drive.
Good, but initial connguraliiin Cakes a hit
el work.
$af Bin. (In oilier program lakes D#rMr-
tage it Hie Amiojt architecture se well.
EnceHeit. At just aver E5U it's an
absolute steal
OVERALL
follow up to the
anginal Opus.
Photogenics 1 .2
■ Price: £59.95 (new) £15.00 (upgrade) ■ Supplier: Almathera © 0181 687 0040
AMIGA
SUPERSTAR
Of Photogenics contin-
ues to develop at
this healthy rate,
soon nothing will be
able to touch it for
24-bit image handling.
The core program is perfectly
suited to continual upgrading, as
it's completely modular in
design. New modes and 'filters'
can be written and plugged
straight in, and they have been
New additions to the paint
modes include some texturing
tools such as cross hatch and
jitter, which offset alternate rows
and columns of the picture to
various degrees, mirage, which
adds a faint mirrored reflection
of the image to the bottom of
the picture, rub emboss, which
embosses the pattern of the
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secondary picture onto the first
and a few others too.
in the Loaders section, among
the file formats such as JPEG, IFF
and GIF, you'll now find one called
ProGrab 24. Select this, and you
can grab video stills from a
ProGrab 24 RT video digitise r
directly into Photogenics, which is
extremely handy.
A new warp/twirl tool has
been added to the toolbar. This
allows you to drag out an ellipse
over the image, and then stretch
and/or twirl the area according to
your settings,
Other additions include the
print option, which supports any
Preferences printer and also the
Studio II colour management sys-
tem. You can now paint directly
to any graphics card that sup-
ports the Cybergraphics standard
(such as Cybervision 64, Picasso
II and Retina 23) in either 15/16bit
colour,, or full 24-bit true colour.
You can now make use of the
new HAM-6 rendering module,
and the 16 colour preview mode,
but you'll still need a 3,0 operat-
ing system.
There are plenty of other little
additions and improvements
through the program,
Anyone upgrading from 1.1
gets a whole new 150 page
manual (which is so well writ-
ten and organised it could con-
vince you to start reading
manuals, again). -
New users of course get the
full package. Photogenics is a
superb program, and an essen-
tial part of any serious Amiga
user's collection. There's very
little excuse to be without it.
For more info on the general
workings of Photogenics, see
the review of Version 1 .0 in the
February '95 issue of CU Amiga
Magazine.
■
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Scala MM4Q0
■ Price: £299.00 (upgrade from MM300 £49.00) ■ Supplier: Scala UK ■ I 01920 444294
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Scala, the ultimate video titling system
is back - again. And this time it's
armed to the hilt with new features.
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most about the- original
Scats was how incredi-
bly easy it was to use.
Wot only that, it came with loads of
high quality backgrounds and fonts
together with lots of exciting visual
[transitions. No wonder it's become
the Amiga's most popular video
titling and presentation system.
That was a few years ago now,
Since then it's been updated a
number if times, but it still remains
just as easy of use.
One of Scafa's most appealing
new features is its support for
stretchable
Compugraphic fonts,
Compugraphic fonts
are stored as vectors,
and so can be re-drawn
at any size without
becoming jagged
around the edges,
However, you'll need
Workbench 2.1 for this feature-
Both the horizontal and vertical
dimensions of Compugraphic fonts
can be altered, so you can have
tall thin ones, or short fat ones,
Standard bitmapped fonts can also
be stretched, but retain their origi-
nal aspect ratio, stretching equally
in both directions. It's a pity there
are no scalable fonts included with
the package. Still, there aire a few
supplied with Workbench and
thousands more available on PD.
Image formats
Another major change in MM4Q0
is the ability to load a variety of
picture formats. Through the use
Previous incarnations
SCALA HTIOO - Also known as Scala 500, this was a cut
down version of the original and now discontinued Sea fa
VS1.13. The HT stands for Home Utter. It comes with &
range of background pictures, clip art and fonts for the
home videographer. and a range of text and background
transitions. Does not support AGA screen modes. Currently
included with the Amitek Fusion Genlock from Silica.
SCALA MM 2 OO - Video titling and interactive presentation
package. Comprehensive range of professional back*
grounds, clip art and fonts. Supports playback of anima-
tions and sound samples direct from disk. Very large range
of transition effects. New Shuffler interface shows thumb-
nail images of your pages. Includes EX modules to control
a range of external equipment.
SCALA MM300 • Upgraded from MM200. Backgrounds can
now be loaded as brushes and resized. Shuffler interface
extended to file requester, showing thumbnails of pictures,
animations and brush files on disk. Drawing tools allow
lines, rectangles and circles to be drawn within the pack-
age. More extensive range of transitions.
of EXs (external modules) Scafa
MM400 can now load BMP. FLC,
GIF PCX, TIFF and YUVN images
as well as PCD pictures from
Kodak's Photo CDs. It also sup-
ports Workbench 3 Datatypes, so
any other file format can be loaded
if you have the relevant Datatype.
Once loaded, pictures can be
re-sized and saved as IFFs. The
only problem is that when re-sizing
pictures as backgrounds you can't
lock the aspect ratio. As most pic-
tures imported from the PC or Mac
will not suit the Amiga's screen
size, re-sizing them usually gives a
stretched or squashed appear-
ance. The only way around this is
to load a blank background and
then load your picture as a brush
which can then be freely re-Sized
in any direction.
An extra advantage in loading
odd sized pictures as a brush is
that they can be automatically
saved as IFFs but retain a link to
the original file. The program uses
the scaled image for speed, but if
you need to change the size of the
brush, the program refers to the
original picture to ensure that it is
working at the highest resolution.
Thumbnails
If you're frustrated by the obscure
filenames on many CD-ROMs,
you'll be pleased to see that
MM400's file selector displays
thumbnail images in full colour.
You no longer have to load each
individual file to view it, but can
scroll though the file shuffler.
Amongst the other new EXs
supplied are controllers for
Frame Machine, VLab, Neptun gen-
lock and CD32 audio/MPEG-
Support for the Frame Machine
and VLAB means that users can
now grab a frame off video to he
used directly in MM400 as a back-
ground or brush.
MM400 is available as an
upgrade to MM300 users, or as a
complete package to new users.
While low cost upgrades are
always welcome and users only
expect an addendum to their man-
ual, new users deserve a little
more. The manual we were sup-
plied with contained MM2G0>docu-
mentation with an addition for
MM300 users and another addition
for MM400. Surely it's about time
that Scafa got down to rewriting
the manual considering the price
of the package? In all, though.
MM40Q is a welcome addition to
the Scala range and a worthy
upgrade for Scala fans. ■
Norman Harris
A dhnirang i picture r.nulin'1 be easier mill a Full
ctlMir file requester.
SCALA WIM400
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Surfing on the waves of deja vu Final Data is back with
a comprehensive update.
©ne thing that's certain
in life is that time
marches on relentless-
ly. Another is that few
pieces of software stand the test
of time, ev/en good ones like
Softwood's Final Data. Despite
gracing the pages of this maga-
zine only six months ago,
Softwood have already seen fit to
release an update of Final Data,
their laudable database program.
If you're not familiar with the origi-
nal version, Final Data uses a simi-
lar GUI to that featured in the
excellent Final Writer. This is a
very good thing indeed, the inter-
face not only looks a treat, but is
extremely user friendly and intu-
itive. In fact I'll stick my sizable
neck out and say that Softwood
have come up with the best
Amiga interface that I've had the
pleasure of using.
New additions
New features in version 2 include
a database query requester that
enables complex search criteria to
be executed as well as non con-
tiguous selection of rows and .
columns. Basically this means that
multiple rows or columns which
are not next to each other can be
selected easily.
A memo function has been
included which allows additional
information, in fact as much as *
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the prcijHin is passible.
required, to be entered and
comes in handy when regular col-
umn sizes aren't large enough to
cope with the amount of informa-
tion being entered. Meanwhile the
updated views function now
enables selected sort and search
definitions to be saved. I found
this particularly useful when draw-
ing up a list of Amiga software 10
sell as i could say, group together
all my flight simulations, print the
list out and then save the file in
case I required further copies in
the future.
But Jiang on. the list of new
features doesn't stop there! As
well as a sublist feature which
displays rows that have been
located by a query or manually
selected (and can be printed sep-
arately from the main list} it's also
possible to have running calcula-
tion columns, so a
database displaying a
current account state-
ment can be made to
show the running
totals of credits and
debits for instance.
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perhaps hot your eves will thank y au aller a few hum. lie.
Organised
Like the original, Final
Data 2 at times still
looks and indeed acts
more like a spread-
sheet than a database.
Rather than keeping
files on individual
'cards', as you would
normally expect from a
database. Final Data 2
has a grid of rows and
columns. Where the
rows and columns
cross they form small
windows adjustable in
size and it's here
where data is entered.
The database is creat-
ed by choosing labels
for each of the
columns. So if you
wanted to catalogue your CD col-
lection it's likely that one column
would be for the artist's name, one
for the title of the album, another
for the record label and so on.
What I particularly liked about the
program is that it checks the data
as it's being entered and if the
type doesn't match, Say a string of
numbers representing the cata-
logue number is entered in the
label column by accident, the pro-
gram will warn you, 1 imagine this
type of feature is most useful for
anyone who hammers in large
amounts of data quickly.
My only real fault with the pro-
gram is it still lacks a complex
find feature. To keep the CD anal-
ogy it isn't possible to hunt down
classical CDs from the main CD
list which have a value of over
£20. It's either one search criteria
or the other. Actually, that isn't
strictly true. As I mentioned earlier
it is possible to set up such find
requests but doing so means a
through dabble with the included
Arexx macro language and I can't
see that appealing to the majority
of people out there.
Nice and simple
Still, if you're in the market for a
database package that's easy to
get to grips with and on the whole
simple to use then I'd definitely
recommend Final Data 2. Its clean
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look is easy on the eye and allows]
plenty of scope for multiple win-
dows being open simultaneously
and without clutter or hiding other
windows. As John Kennedy men-
tioned in his review of the original
product Final Data is ideally suited'
for anyone out there who wishes
to catalogue their CD or computer|
game collections.
Although you may well have
lived perfectly well without a data-J
base up to now you'd be sur-
prised just how useful they can
be. Why not find out for yourself
with Final Data 2? U
Rik Skews
FINAL DATA 2
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German
■ Price: £25.95
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©offering from an un re-
quited love affair with
my French teacher, I
was interested to see
what 10 Out of 70s German tuto-
rial software could do for me.
German is designed for anyone
aged eight years or older, specifi-
cally for those on key stages three
and four of the national curriculum
and those revising for GCSEs. It's
a collection of six games, with the
emphasis on vocabulary. In
most cases, the player is
asked to match up pictures
to words. For example "ein
Ei' must be matched to a
picture of a fried egg fei'
being the German word for
egg of course). Let's take a
look at the games then.
First up is a game called The
Cat. A fat cartoon cat stands
m the middle of the screen
waving his- paw at you.
while words appear one by
Match a picture and a wwd and the est Mill da t widilt I'jekth one belOW him, Pictures of
various objects scroll up and down
the sides of the screen. The idea is
to click on the picture that match-
es the word. The trouble here (and
in all of the other games) is that
the pictures are so badly drawn
that it's hard to know what half of
them are supposed to be. Fot
example, there's a yellow oblong
with a white bit at the top. various
coloured blobs, and a thing that
looks like a French cheese. To be
fair, most objects are recognisable,
but there are plenty of mystery
items in there.
Other games include Ski Lift, in
which you're presented another
small picture, and given three
choices of word to match it to.
There's a yeti sitting in a ski lift,
and the object is to stop him
reaching the summit by answering
the questions correctly. Word
Search asks you to pick out
German words from a grid of let-
ters. Partner is another 'match the
picture to the word' game. The
Wail is probably the worst
Breakout game you've ever played,
in which you break through the
bricks to hit pictures that corre-
spond with certain words. Stones
is a counting game.
10 Out of 10 German is
Hie games are ton simple to he nl any benefit
presented as if it's aimed at very
young children, but hopes to
appeal to GCSE students.
Frankly I can't see it happening,
The production values are off-
putting, with nasty, ear-piercing
sound effects and messy little
graphics. The games them-
selves are tedious, mainly due
to their acute simplicity. It will
benefit anyone who has the
time and patience to sit through
it, but surely the idea of using a
computer for learning is that it's
more fun, more interesting and
more inspiring than using tradi-
tional methods? Back to the
drawing
board
methinks.
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Structured Speing
Price: £25.95 ■ Supplier: 10 Out of 10 CO 01142 780370
©
fructumd Spetfiny is
from the same camp
as 70 Out of JO
German. It's aimed
ai anyone aged up to nine years.
On the menu there's a game
called Diver, which is remarkably
similar in format to The Cat game
from the German software, A word
appears in the middle of the
screen, while various letters scroll
up and down either side. The play-
er has to 'spear' the correct letters
to spell out the word.
„ Painter presents you with two
words and asks you to match let-
ters that appear in both
words by painting them
the same colour. The
remaining letters also
have to be painted differ-
ent colours before you
can move onto the next
set of words.
Astroword is the most
appealing of the games,
and has you guiding a
teddy astronaut around
the screen, homing in on
the area containing a word
that describes a picture at the
bottom of the screen.
Keeper gives you five
objects descending the screen.
You have to click on each one
as its name appears below, in
order to stop them reaching
the bottom. Go Cart is a
pathetic attempt at a car racing
game, in which you drive along
a vertically scrolling road,
bumping into letters to spell
out words. Finally there's Drifter. ta,Mwnt H prmw ' '" * fc tanH * tma
m which you guide a drill through
the earth to one of four pictures at
the bottom .
Compared to a straight spelling
test, a game of Structured Spelling
would be more appealing, but not
much. The producers have put a
lot of thought and time into the
system, but the bottom line is that
the games needed to be much
better to create a sense of fun.
However, they are more like poor
'type in' Spectrum games from
the 80s. A
bit of a
let-down.
really. ■
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right. Whichever way you look at it, it's excellent value for money.
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3887 <AB> DEEP DEMO
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3679 NIGHTMARE B4 XMAS
Klondike cards*!
3678 (AB) IRRESPONSIBLE ART
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3676 (AB, PAGESTF1EAM F-G PATCH
Latest software patch update
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3674 TAB) GLOBAL FACTS
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3673 ROBS HOT GAMES MO. 14
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3675 (AG) THIRD DIMENSION MO. 12
3D cons kit users mag.
3671 DOMINOES
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3869 ICON TOOLBOX V2.12
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366B WORD SEARCH DESIGNER
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36S7 GCSE MATHS EXAM PAPERS
Should REALLY help with revision!
3666 AMIGADOS GUIDE V1 S
Amiga tutorial for WB2*
3665 (AG.) CLASS E LUNAR MODULE
Nice Lunar lander variation
3664 HOBS HOT STASH NO- 36
Another amazing \jWs disk!
3663 MAGIC SELECTOR VI .6
Change backdrops e1c or, bwtup.
3662 ROBS HOT GAMES NO, 13
Wore Super games'
3661 TERMINUS VZ.CE
-tgli! j' rated comma software
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Very nice W<i Sector offering
3659 PROT1TLER V2.0
Popular video Hiding pac* jga
3656 DOPUS MAGIC COMPANION
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3857 AMIGAPOINT V2.1
Fide-Net soflwaire
3666 FIMAL FAX
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Games, demos,
weird stuff.
Who needs
Channel 4 when
you've got
public domain
software, asks
David Cassidy?
Temple Of
AGA demo
The main criticism of this Oxyron production
is that most of the effects are shown in a
small part of the screen, surrounded by a fair-
ly plain border. Although this may be done pri-
marily for presentation reasons, it just makes
it look as though they're compensating, for
slow code. Whatever the case, the range of
effects are good, including phong vectors, vector balls, a
very nice animation sequence, 'relief feedback' on what looks
like BOBs (!}, texture-mapped opaque and transparent poly-
gon objects and a
spinning RGB vector
effect. The music is
not synchronised to
DEMO
OF THE
MONTH
Roots 2
demo
Sanity have produced
some of the most
outstanding
demos on
the Amiga.
Fortunately, this production is no different. The
original Roots was released a long time ago (at
The Party 3 in December '93) in an unfinished
form due to the time restrictions of the party, Now.
it's in its full form, with nine pictures, 19 effects and
two modules - all on one disk! The question is, where
to start? Gouraud shadowing on a psychedelic background, brilliant
zooming, rotation and perspective effects on pictui^s, morphing
vector tunnels 6 globes, distinctive graphics, plasma screens and
[much more! f his is all accompanied by music which blows you
away and, in the usual Sanity style, syncs with perfect action .
Everything about this screams quality; it's got that edge which
[sets it apart from the usual bunch. Plus it's not AGA. You do need a
68020 or higher but all this
is done in OCS./ECS
modes! If you want to see
how demos should be
done, get this.
Available from:
Freestyle PD F
108 Woods! de Way,
Short Heath,
Willenhall,
West Midlands,
WV12 5NH. Tel:
01922 710985,
Price: £1.00 plus
SOp post and
packing.
Requires 51 2K
Chip, 51 2K Fast
RAM, 68020
processor.
the action very well but it's nice. And that's all there
about this demo - nice. There's nothing outstanding
but nevertheless it's worth a gander.
Available from: Freestyle PD r 108
Wondside Way. Short Heath, Willenhall,
West Midlands WV12 5NH. Tel: 01922
710985. Price: £1.00 plus SOp post
and packing.
really is to say
to distinguish it
Drugstore
demo
It's not often nowadays you get good
demos which don't require the AGA
chip set but this month we have two!
This one, from Abyss, features the
usual demo fare but with subtle twists
which give it that edge. There are dot-
mapped pictures, plasm a vectors which
make boxes spirt and morpti, the age-old sine scroller in a
circle which then displaces a picture into a wave and
clear vectors that magnify the picture beneath.
The second part is better still, as the music changes into
a thumping house track, with a 'tribute' (rip off) to
"Brainstate In A Box". But remember, that demo needed
AGA - this doesn't. Spline tunnels and dot landscapes
round off the ensemble to
good effect. Dust off your
A1000 and slap this in!
Available from: Freestyle
PD, 108 Woodside Way,
Short Heath, Willenhall,
West Midlands WV12
5NH. Tel: 01922 710985
Price: £2,00 plus SOp
post and packing.
PD SCENE
One level AGA preview
We are all well aware of Doom
on those PC (spit) thingies,
and coders on the Internet
have been busily beavering
away tor ages trying to get a
similar game onto the Amiga,
This, it seems, is pretty much
as close as anyone's got so far
(if you saw our preview of the
full game last month you'll
know what I mean). In this
demo level you scour around the maze in first-person per-
spective, blasting away at the nasties that appear, solving
puzzles, collecting treasure and basically having a pretty
fun time doing it!
It feels extremely smooth - the graphics don't jerk
around and they're in a fairly decent resolution. The final
version promises many more levels and much more difficull
ty; this demo is easy to to finish. With those extras added,
Fears promises to be a damn fine game.
Available from: OnLine PD, 1 The
Cloisters. HaJsall Lane, Form by,
Liverpool, L37 3PX. Tel: 01704 834335.
Price: 75p plus 75p post and packing.
Das Omen
AGA demo
Often, for me, it's the music that makes demos
With this one C-Lous have provided a nice
dancey track which keeps your interest on
the screen as it flows along. However, this
can't make up for the lack of effects, even if
those which appear are nice. Expanded ani-
mations and the usual Gouraud and vector
objects appear, plus some fantastic picture
manipulation, such as those seen in Virtual
Dreams' "Full Moon". It's decent, but not
prize-winning material,
Available from: Freestyle PD, 1QB
Woodside Way, Short Heath,
Willenhall, West Midlands
WV12 5NH.
Tel: 01922
710985. Price:
£1.00 plus 50p
post and packing.
Disk Magazines
Cyberpunk
Now issue 4
Most disk mags
arrive with a flashy
user interface and all
mariner of twiddly
bits. Cyberpunk Now
breaks with this tra-
dition and presents
you with the basic
Workbench. The
quality of writing is
not lacking though:
a lot of the articles
are taken from the
Internet, many being FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions) files, but there's a good
range of original fiction and short reviews
of films and books, too. The quality of the
pictures, however, leaves a lot to be
desired. The featured material and grab
quality aren't very good, and-neither is the
single {old) Tobias Richter animation con-
tained in this issue.
That said, this magazine would have real
potential if more original- articles were put
into it and the quality of the presentation
was increased a little.
Available from: Asgard Software, 20
Langdale Road, Flanshaw, Wakefield,
WF2 9EVU Tel:
01924 363059.
Price: £2.00
including post
and packing.
D.I.S.C.
issue lO
Whereas Grapevine has a wide scope of sub-
jects, D I.S.C. throws them in more as an
afterthought. For scene stuff, though, it's
quite good, The problem is that the scene is
essentially a very shallow thing! The interview
with Mr Hyde/Andromeda is quite good and
there are other interesting bits and pieces, but
it's not something you'd come back to time
and time again to look through, unlike
Grapevine which has some articles which you
could enjoy repeatedly.
Available from: Moil PD, 9 Lon-y-Wylan,
Llanfairpwll, Ynvs-Mon. Gwynedd, LL61
5JU Tel: 01249
714591. Disk No.:
AM006. Price:
£1.00 plus 50p post
and packing.
Grapevine
issue 21
Even with Pazza stepping down from
the editorship of GV, the quality remains.
However, whether you enjoy disk mags
depends a great deal on how much you
enjoy 'the scene'. A lot of what's con-
tained here, and in the others, is to do
with which groups, artists, and musi-
cians are the
best, debating
! 'why is the
j scene dying'
! endlessly, and
; rambiing on
j about why
Commodore
is/was so awful. Yet there's more to
Grapevine than just that.
There's atso humour, tips on coding and
games, discussions about football, booze,
famine {there's even a proposed solution! J,
'do women ask for it?' (no is the answer
there boys, according to Grapevine}, God.
the Tories, astrology, drugs, original fiction
and humour, plus stacks more. Some of the
articles are a bit shaky but the spirit is there
The two disks are packed and the music :
and interface are superb. Next issue promis-
es to go AGA only and have multitasking
capability. Grapevine achieves what it sets I
out to do - serve the Amiga demo communi-
ty a variety of interesting material.
Available from: Mon PD,
9 Lon-y-VUy I an, Llanfairpwll,
Ynys-Mon, Gwynedd LL61 5JU-
Tel: 01248
714591, Disk No.:
DM0616. Price:
£2.00 plus 50p
post and packing.
PD SCENE
Dreams of
Music demo
ng
Six tracks of OMD and New Order-influenced music are on
this disk from Mark Nottingham. They're all in GctaMED
module format, and can be freely loaded into Oct a MED for
further perusal. Sound quality is good throughout, and mel-
low melody fans would do well to check it out.
Available from: Sea soft Computing, Unit
3 r Martello Enterprise Centre, Courtwick,
Little ha mpton. West Sussex, BN17 7PA.
Price: £1.50 plus 50p post and packing.
I
AGA demo
prazzle Atkins is obviously a big fan of Reservoir Dogs, as this tribute
to the movie proves, it's a four-disk. 6Mb demo consisting of digi-
rtised stills and sound bites from the film. Occasionally some of the
graphics are animated through a few short frames. The sound quality
[is a bit rough, but adequate, and the niaphics are clean enough. The
[rouble is that it's seems rather pointless. As a piece of Reservoir
Oogs memorabilia, it's OK, but it
would be cheaper and far more
entertaining to just hire the video.
Available from: Freestyle PD,
18 Woodside Way, Short Heath,
Willenhall, West Midlands
WV12 5NH. Tel:
01922 710985,
Price: £4 plus 5 Op
post and packing.
Lech
AGA demo
Atop demo and no mistake! The
theme running through most of the
effects is texture mapped and shad- .
ed vector graphics, but don't let that
put you off. Starting with a flight
around a cityscape, it soon moves on
to some gouraud-shaded doughnuts.
The obligatory Doom section is next,
followed by some brief but attractive plasma-covered vectors. Back
to the cityscape again, and this time it's gone all foggy. Then out of
the greyness comes a massive vector doughnut. The 'camera' slips
inside it and starts going round in circles. Fab! The effects come
and go within a few seconds of each other, so unfortunately it's all
over in a flash.
Available from: Freestyle
PD, 18 Woodside Way,
Short Heath, Willenhall,
West Midlands WV12 5NH.
Tel: 01922 710985, Price:
£1 plus
50p
post and '
packing.
Green Day
AGA demo
You'll need a hard drive for this one. That usually means you're in for
something special, but Green Day never quite gets off the ground.
It begins with an expanded 3D animation that's just a bit too
chunky to look good. Texture- mapped cubes are up next, with
some interesting variations on the simple theme. Then there's the
alien planet landscape, some blurred vectors and a twisty tunnel
that doesn't really cut it. Despite some good points. Green Day is
ultimately disappointing.
Available from: Freestyle PD, IS
Woodside Way, Short Heath,
Willenhall, West Midlands, WV12
5NH. Tel: 01922 710985. Price:
£2 plus 5 Op poet and packing.
Sun
AGA slideshow
Incredibly crisp pictures make up this 2* disk slideshow
from TRSI. Take a look at the pics here to get an idea of
what's on offer. The soundtrack is a pleasant Eny a* sam-
pling tune that goes well with the graphics. An essential
demo for all artists and graphics fans.
Available from:
Freestyle PD, 18
Woodside Way,
Short Heath,
Willenhall, West
Midlands, WV12
5NH. Tel: 01922
710985- Price: £2
plus 50p post and
packing.
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Spondulix V
personal accounts
If you've go* about ten different bank accounts, all
sorts of credit cards and you want to find out exactly
how much you're in credit (or debt!), you could simply
sit down with a ledger and a pencil and work it out,
You'd probably have no hair left on your head by the
end of the exercise though. But why bother when
Spondulix is available.
Written by Jack Pritcriard {of EpochMaster fame) it
is a powerful, versatile and easy to use personal
accounts spreadsheet. You can set up a number of
accounts into which you enter transactions. These
accounts make up your entire portfolio, which
you can look at from an overall perspective and
discover the true depth of your financial woes
at a glance. Becoming depressed has never
been made easierl
You can generate graphics, interlink
account transactions.use exchange rates invisi-
bly, set up automated entries {eg: direct debit-
sand standing orders) including automated
cut-off dates, print out your accounts, create
shopping lists and invoices, attach reminders
and notes to accounts, user-definable macros
{v'&ARexx), encryption and password protec-
tion, and you can configure it all to your own
personal tastes.
This demo version has a restricted number
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of entries per account whereas when you register (£16 or £1 7 from the author, depending on
your requirements), the maximum number is 1,000. A wise purchase.
Available from; Saddle tramps PD, 1 Lower Mill Close,
Goldthorpe, Rotherham, South Yorkshire S63 9BY. Tel: 01709
888127. Dish Mo: B52. Price: 95p including post and packing.
Texture Studio
Imagine 3 texture renderer
3D modellers jump for
joy because with a
Texture Studio you J£i
can create and
play around with
lots of groovy ten- ■
tures. Change some
attributes via slider
gadgets or numbers,
and your textures can be manipulated
and rendered onto plane a, cylinders or
spheres for testing. Images can then be
saved out as 24-bit files (and in JPEG or
Targaformats).
Renders can also be adjusted as
required with parameters such as axis
positioning, alignment and size, lighting,
and colours. And there is also an ARexx
port which controls all features.
The user-friendly environment is a
bonus to this versatile program as it
which utilises floating windows for con-
figurability and comes with good on line
support documentation. Essential for
anyone serious about rendering.
Available from: Roberta Smith DTP, 190
Fa 1 1 ode n Way, Hampstend Garden
Suburb, London NW11 6JE.
Tel: 0181 455 1G26.
Price: 90p plus 50p
post and packing.
Requires WB 2.04 or
higher and an FPU.
EasyCalc 2. Ob
spreadsheet
I hate to admit it but when you look at Quattro Pro and other spreadsheets on
the PC you have to be a little envious, EasyCslc, however, by Andrew Woods
goes some way towards readdressing the ha la nee. The program has all the
essential features of a spreadsheet, including bookmarks, macros, cell notes,
and so on. plus bar graph creation and exporting. The documentation is very
thorough, providing as much information as you need to make sure you learn as
you go along and includes example worksheets to play with. Registration and
the futl version is supplied for £20 by
the author.
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P.O. Box 672, South Croydon,
Surrey. CR29YS. Tel: 0181 657
1617. Disk No. A1103. Price:
£1.50 including
post and pack-
ing. Requires
VUB2.0 or higher.
Disney Clips
clip art
There's not a lot one can say about c
other than that it's either good or bad
This disk is somewhere in
between! Contained on the one *
disk are 22 low resolution pic-
tures and brushes of characters
like Mickey, Donald and most
other Disney characters,
They images are all very colourful,
but quite blocky. Scaled down some
don't look too bad but, being
bitmapped, they're never going to
be perfect.
Available from: On Line PD, 1
The Cloisters, Halsall Lane,
Formby, Liverpool, L37 3PX. Tel:
01704 834335. Price: 75p plus
75p post and packing.
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PD UTILITIES
Pro-Gamble 2.1
racing predictor
Ali Prior is back with his race predictor program. The going, form and race informa-
tion is entered through the simple interface and then the program provides predic-
tions, along with suggested bets, In this demo version the Placepot perming
feature is disabled and you are limited to two races per day, although the full reg-
istered version, (£20, from the author), has unlimited
race numbers. Worth a look if you enjoy a flutter.
Available from: OnLine PD, 1 The Cloisters,
Halsall Lane,
Form by, Liverpool, L37 3PX.
Tel: 01704 834335.
Price: 75p plus 75p post
and packing.
Pro Lottery 1 . 1
lottery predictor
You've probably seen those adverts in the Sunday papers for 'Lottery
Pens' which 'work on the same basis as the real lottery machine'. You
know - the pen with the sphere on top, full of little balls. Apparently,
some people buy them! I can see no excuse for such behaviour myself
but, if you can be persuaded that technology could help you win a
squillion. Pro Lottery could be for you!
The author, Ali Prior, seems to thrive on predicting results - he's also
responsible far Pro Gambie. Pro Lottery lakes the results from past lot-
tery draws, handles lucky numbers and syndicate entries, draws graphs,
makes predictions and suggests numbers each week. How accurate it
proves to be is down to those who use it, and luck. Lots of luck. But,
er, if you win the lottery with
this program don't forget I told
you about it first.
Available from: Roberta Smith
DTP, 190 Fall o den Way.
Hampstead Garden Suburb,
London, NW11 6JE. Tel: 01 SI
455 1626.
Price: 90p
plus 50p
post and
packing.
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tutorial
There are many excellent books available now which guide you through the
quagmire of terminology and technology of trying to get to grips with your
Amiga. Yet even these can sometimes drag into technical hell.
However, on this disk, Steve Bye of F1 Licenseware attempts to talk to you
straight about the subject o ^Workbench menus. Simple though they may seem,
they hold many devious little secrets! With the use of an AmigaGuide hypertext
file and stacks of pictures to accompany the tutorial, it gives you the informa-
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Studley's HD
Installers 3
hard drive game installers
Amiga games software is often released to be
played only from disk, meaning hard drive users
miss out on the various obvious advantages hav-
ing them installed. However, Version 3 of
Studley's has come up with a crop installers for,
amongst others, PJaddin AG A ; Benefactor; Bump
& Burn; Jungle Strike; Lion King; Mortal Kombat
2; Rise of the Robots; Sensible World of Soccer;
Skid Marks 2 and Uridium 2. If you've got any of
these games and a hard drive, they may be worth
a look, but remember it is technically infringing
copyright as all of these games were specifically
intended not to be HD installed for piracy reasons.
Available from: Freestyle PD,
108 Woodside Way, Short
Heath, Willenhall, West
Midlands WV12 5MH. Tel:
01922 710385. Price: £1.00
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Multi & Pro-FS
disk file systems
A selection of eight filing system utilities and replace-
ments are contained on this one disk. Professional Fife
System 9.5 (PFSj replaces Kickstart 2 or 3's filing system,
making reads, writes, scans and so on that bit faster -
and increasing floppy formatted disk size by 10% for
both DD and HD floppies, It can also handle small hard j
drive partitions.
Multi-FS 1.2 acts as an interface between file sys-
tems, so you can choose what filesystem to use on par-
ticular disks. Deftcons changes the fake 'Work bench
icons (utilised by the Show All Files function) into more I
meaningful ones. SeiTDRetry 37, 7 cuts down FS recogni-
tion time, such as when you insert a PC formatted floppy
into your drive. DiskSpareDevt'ce 2.2 replaces
trackdisk.device and increases the format size of HD arm
DD floppies. CrunchDisk 1.2 packs disks (like DMS)
which use PFS, DiskSpare and so on. QutetTD accesses
DiskSpare type disks quicker.
Finally. StatRAM 3.1 is a RAM drive, such as VD0:but
is seven times faster. This is a nice collection of pro-
grams, with balance and variety and some of the pro-
grams interlink with others so you can set up your own,
personalised file system.
Available from: KEW=II Software, P.O. Box 672,
South Croydon, Surrey,
CR29YS. Tel: 0181 6S7 1617.
Disk No. U1137. Price: £1.50
including po stand packing.
Requires WB 2 or higher.
PD Updates
Amiga Fax is now up to version 1.42 which adds
Class 2 fax support. HD motors can cause sleep-
less nights when rendering, as anyone with a
system in their bedroom will know! Programs
like HD Sleep can solve that problem. Magic
Workbench users should check out their PD
library for the stacks of new icon packs that are
becoming available.
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those database functions to set
up your own library. For this tutorial we will be
using CU Amiga Magazine reviews as our
data and we want to be able to search for all
reviews of specific types of product. So, if
you're looking for a new printer you can sim-
ply ask ProCalc to list all printer reviews in CU
Amiga Magazine.
The database should also be able to limit
the search to reviews of printers within a
specific price/rating range. For example, if
you wanted to find a CU Amiga
Recommended printer that you could buy
for, say £300, the database should search
for any printers in that price range that have
received a score of 90% and over. If there
is only one that matches those require-
ments you could perhaps widen your
options by dropping the score to 80% and
maybe increasing your price range
Getting started
The first thing we need to do is build the
structure of the database ie the number and
names of the fields in the records. Remember
that ProCalc databases build upon the its
basic grid structure, ie fields are horizontal ,
columns, vertical rows new records,
Assuming you've loaded ProCalc move the
cell cursor to A2 and enter the following field
names which should run across the screen
from A2 to F2;
Product [return]
Type [return]
Type2 {return]
CU Score [retiu
Price [return]
Date [return]
Now to enter some records and give our
base some data (for this example we are
using the technical reviews from the Januan^-
'95 issue), Move the cell cursor to A3 and
enter the following. Note: press return every
time you see a comma and move the cursor
to the start of a new row when you reach the
end of each line. Also set the cursor to move
to the right in the preferences requesl
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Your screen should now look like figure 1.
The contents of columns B and C determine
the type of product that the review is of.
Column B will be either software, hardware.
CD. or other - and allows you to search the
database for basic product types ie all hard-
ware, or CDs. The data in column C is a sec*
ondary product type, is more detailed and
depends upon the contents of column B. If the
product was software this field could be
accounts, programming, DTR database, utility,
wp, graphics, or video. Possible hardware
entries include sampler, accelerator, printer,
monitor, hard drive and modem.
In figure 1 we've only used some of these,
and of course you can create as many types
as you want There's nothing to stop you enter-
ing games, PD. shareware review data, any-
thing you wish.
However, If you do you'll quickly find that
you run off the bottom of the screen and the
field names disappear off the top as the win-
dow scrolls. Here you can use the freeze facility
to keep the field names, stored in row 2. on
screen as the other rows scroll off it. Move the
cursor to row 2 and click on the
'Options/Freeze/Row' menu. See our January
Manipulation
OK now we've got some data it's
time to test out some ways of
manipulating it. The first technique
is to sort it into order. As we discov-
ered in the June issue we can sort
the data using any of the fields to
determine the sorted order. Moving
the cell cursor to column A and
selecting Sort will shuffle the data
into alphabetical order using the
product names. Alternatively you
could sort it on the type of product!
so all printers were next to each
other, or on score. It's your choice.
To search for a specific entry we
first need to think about wharf we're after A
common use will be to search for a review
score of a product you're about to buy. This is
dead easy. Move the cursor to G2 and type in
PRODUCT. Now in ceil G3 type in
J =="PageStream"" and define this as a search
criteria I see June tutorial). When you use this it
will find the record with the product name of
PageStream You can change PageStream to
the one wanted.
That's all very well, but what if you didn't
know the product name and just wanted a DTP
package. Simple. Change the word PRODUCT
to TYPE2', and PageStream' to DTR Now when
you search it will compare the contents of the
field TYPE2 in every record to the word DTP
and move the cursor to those records How
about looking for reviews of a products using
several different types of search. How about
reviews of products that scored 85% and al
but have prices below £60?
In cell G2 type PRICE, and in cell H2 type CU
SCORE. In cell G3 type '-< -50.00', while in
cell H3 '=>-85'. This searches for all records
where the contents of the PRICE field are less
than or equal to £50, When it finds them it then
checks if the value in the SCORE field is greater
than or equal to 85, If it finds a record that they
both match the cursor moves to it.
That about finishes this months tutorial off,
Next month I'll be looking at further database
techniques. Until then have fun putting some
order into your life. ■
Andy Leaning
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BUYERS GUIDE
Buyers Glide
Setting up your
own personal
office at home is
easy when you
have an Amiga,
some peripherals
and follow our
expert shopping
advice, of course.
Oudging by the amount
of national press hype
and coverage recently,
you'd be forgiven for
thinking that only a top of the price
range PC could hook you up to the
internet or enable you to run a busi-
ness from home, But we know bet-
ter, Wfth your Amiga you can join
the global web and run your busi-
ness for a lot less money than your
PC owning mates. Most Amiga
owners know this already but are
less sure about the physicality of
setting up their home office and
linking into the web. In this buyers
guide we'll look at common areas
of concern, what you need to start
and what to look out for when you
are shopping around for your home
office goodies.
The internet
There can't be many people who
haven't heard about the Internet,
if you haven't you should read
your email! It's a huge network of
people all communicating using
their computers and linking up
over telephone networks. But a lot
of people are still confused by all
the technical hype surrounding it
as to how to actually log on to the
thing. Our lead feature this issue
should clear up any remaining
queries you might have so I won't
go into it too much here.
To join this network you need
a modem, a piece of hardware
that allows your Amiga to hook
up to the telephone, One major
consideration to bear in mind
when you are buying a modem is
to go for the fastest model you
can afford as. it'll save you money
on phone bills.
Once you've got a modem you
need software. Luckily Amiga
comms software is available as
shareware, which should set you
back little or nothing. Contact one
of the main shareware libraries
and ask for either NCOMM or
TERM. These two are the main
programs to get you started.
Refer to this month's feature for
further details.
A Fir 1 the fains office b |iii priiler u trial.
If you're running a small business
from home you'll find Easy Ledger
from GP Software more than ade-
quate for your needs. It's available
from most Amiga dealers, or
Wizard Developments on 01322
272908 (price: £199.99}. For look-
ing after home finance you could
also try out MyMoney, from
MySoft, 71 Springfield Avenue.
Whitehaven CA28 6TT.
You could also do with
a spreadsheet. This
will allow you to make
business plans ahead,
monitor cash flow, etc,
HereCU Amiga
Magazine can really
help you save some
cash. Our November
1994 issue had the full
version of ProCafc on
the cover disk r and this
is without doubt one
of the best Amiga
spreadsheets available
- it'll even load Lotus
1-2-3 files from PCs. Call our back
issues department on 01858
468888 for a copy.
So fax me
First there was the phone, then
came the answer phone, now any
budding work-a-holic has to have
a home fax. To use your Amiga as
a fax you'll need any modem that
complies with the signals issued
by normal fax machines, Such
modems are labelled, sensibly
enough. Fax Modems. We recom-
mend the X-Link modems, call
Wizard on 01322 272908.
You'll also need software to
handle fax documents, Wizard
provide GP Fax software for £34
with the X-Link models.
Alternatively try Supra Fax
Modems from Gordon Harwood,
on 01773 836781.
Answerphones
The Amiga can be used as an
answer phone but it's more diffi-
cult to organise this. You'll need a
GVP PhoneRak, but as GVP are no
longer in business so it's getting
rather difficult to get hold of these
Zorro expansion cards. Try Silica
on 0181 309 1111 or Power
Computing on 01234 273000.
WPeasy
For creating letters, typing up
reports for the office, or any other
typed document a good word
processor is vital, and thankfully
the Amiga has no shortage of
these. Our preferred choice is the
SoftWood Final Writer. This is
available from SoftWood UK
iprice: £74.95) On 0.1773 521606-
If you're working on documents
from an office PC you'll need to
save the documents as ASCII
when transferring it to and from
the Amiga, and of course save the
files to a PC disc (PC0:).
DTP queen
For creating leaflets., flyers,
adverts, and other promotional
material you'll want a DTP pro-
gram, Here your choice is slightly
limited. Currently PageStream V3
is the only DTP program available.
However it is more than adequate
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for all your DTP requirements
including colour work, Available
from Gordon Harwood on 01773
836731 (price: £229,95). If you're
doing DTP work you could also
do with a CD-ROM drive for get-
ting clip art For CD clip art take a
look through our CD-ROM
reviews over the last couple of
months For information on CD
drives and interfaces call Hi Soft
on 01525 718181.
And the rest ...
If you're serious about using your
Amiga for any kind of home office
work it's worth investing in some
extra hardware. A hard drive,
accelerator, good quality screen,
monitor, and extra RAM will all
greatly improve productivity.
Hard drives for the A1200.
A600, and A4000 are available
from just about every Amiga deal-
er, try Flash tech on 01736 331999
for some good deals. For A500
hard drives call Power Computing
01234 273000, ■
For accelerators we recom-
mend either the Blizzard range
from Gordon Harwood, see word
processing for the number,
Visage Computers (01 1 5 944
4501 } also do a very fast A1 200
accelerator. For monitors try
Silica, 0181 309 1111, who sell
the Microvitec 1438.
And finally for printers we sug-
gest you try out the Star SJ-144
Inkjet (price; £249), it prints in
colour and at high resolution, Star
are on 01494 471111. ■
Andy Leaning
103
TUTORIAL
Graphics Ma
The divisions between reality and fantasy
have long been blurred. Now Photogenics
gives you some of the power to manipulate
images in such a way that only you will know
what's real and what's fake.
Ot's never really been
true that The camera
never lies'. But with
the advent of electron-
ic image manipulation it's harder
than ever to trust images.
And that's not just the clever
ads, where the impossible is rou-
tinely made to happen. Doubt has
been cast on historic pictures
claiming to be authentic - in
recent memory there's the
famous shot of Lee Harvey
The fab five!
You know the sad kind of fan
who has their picture taken
alongside a cardboard replica of
their heroes? This is pretty
much the same - but more high-
tech! You can actually step
'inside' the picture of your idols
for a unique memento.
Being both sad and old, I
chose the Beatles as my
source. The main digitis.
image was a 24 bit colour scan
in GIF format, and it was taken
from a CD full of images
Once loaded into Photogenics
(there was no need to convert
the image format as the program
interprets GIFs) I loaded in a
head shot of myself into the sec-
Oswaid showing off with his rifle ■
which, according to some, is just
a fake to implicate the man
accused of assassinating
President Kennedy.
Earlier still. Russian despot
Joseph Stalin had his one-time
ally Trotsky erased from pho-
tographs of them taken in friend-
lier times.
So when someone sits down
at a computer and makes
changes to a digitised picture,
ondary slot. But before combin-
ing the images. I had to remove
all traces of the background to
my face, including the ears
because it was simply the fea-
tures I was going to u
This is quickly done in
Photogenics using the filled
polygon tool and tracing around
the area to be blacked out.
Once fixed, changes are made
to the image and the real busi-
ness Qf trickery can begin.
Using the Image/Compose
menu item, I was able to pre-
cisely position my face on top of
John Lennon's head, It is also
vital to get sizing right, and this
is easily achieved by using the
drag-handles on the overlaid
they're part of a long standing tra-
dition. Is this practice right or
wrong ? I guess it all depends on
your motives. Sticking the head of
a famous person onto a risque
shot may seem like a bit of fun,
but do it maliciously and you
could end up in big trouble.
The movies, too, have cottoned
on to the fact that new twists can
be added to authentic material,
Woody AHen's Zelig incorporated
many original newsreel shots with
image. This way pic-
tures containing ele-
ments of wildly
differing sizes can be
porated to look
as if they are in cor-
rect proportion to
each oil
Once the position-
ing was achieved I acti
vated the Blend In
button on the
Compose requester,
and using a medium
sized airbrush in free-
hand paint mode I
touched up the image
to allow recognisable portions of
my face to remain over Lennon's,
Decreasing the size of the air-
the lead character superimposed
on them, to make him pan of the
recorded event.
And more recently multi-awar
winning movie Forest Gump has
Tom Hanks stumbling through
America's recent past via film
trickery where it is impossible to
see the joins. Maybe a generation]
of kids will believe he actually did
meet JFK.
All this brings me to our final
topic; using Photogenics to lie - in
the nicest possible way. The pro-
gram offers unparalleled opportune I
ties to manipulate one or more
images seamlessly. The subtle
nuances of shading and original
grain can be simulated on your
Amiga as you mist and match
images, Here are a few light-heart-
ed examples to give you some
ideas to play around with,
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TUTORIAL
terclass
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A lovely black and white pic-
ture of Marilyn Monroe is
given the high-tech treatment
to colourise it. Using
Photogenics" Tint made you
can stain images any colour.
The trick is to choose the cor-
rect colour so that when it is
overlaid on the yreyscalc
image, it isn't too stark. Trial
and error are the only ways to
judge this; adding small test
areas of colour at different
translucent y settings is nec-
essary and easy with the
Undo function. Once the cor-
rect colour match is discov-
ered, use the freehand fill tool
to outline the are to colour.
Note the extra work on the
touch
Adding a
of colour
Some of the most striking pic-
tures of Marilyn Monroe were
taken early in her career, and in
black and white. You might
want to transform these
grayscale images of the beauty
into a full technicolour ones.
Happily, Photogenics allows you
to make this transformation
beautifully, keeping alii the under-
lying emphasis on the picture so
you don't lose quality,
Colourising as it's know in
the movie business involves
using the Tint mode and filled
freehand tool to overlay trans-
parent colour onto the image.
The trick is to choose your
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face; I had to whiten the
eyes and add a highlight, and
also strengthen the colour on
the lips and shadow on the
right of the face image,
colour carefully from the palette
selector, and try out any num-
ber until you are left with the
hue you want
The nice thing about the
software is that you can see
what an effect looks like, then
Undo it before it's too late.
In this the example above I
dyed her hair yellow-blond,
made her dress mauve and
added a bluish background. I
added a deeper red tint to her
hps, and used white paint to
emphasise her eyes, Finally. I
touched up the shadow on the
face to add a little more mystery
to the image. Who says you
can't improve on perfection?
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Brush strokes
One fanciful idea is to incorporate well-known peo-
ple into famous works of art. You can go from the
sublime - Madonna as the Mona Lisa, to the
ridiculous - John Major as Michelangelo's David.
For this quick demo I chose to place Kim
Sassinger at the heart of a Manet masterpiece.
The physical manipulation of the image is identical
to the Beatles example, with the exception of cre-
ating a texture to the new face.
The painting itself has a quality which makes a
normal photograph
imposition, such as the
one with Kim, stick out
a mile. It was neces-
sary to add grain to her
face to blend into the
scene, Luckily
Photogenics has two
ways of degrading an
image like this -
AddDust and Add
Noise. Using Dust at a
low setting I was able
to give her face a con-
vincing appearance. I
SlSO had to use Blur
mode to smooth the
areas where her face
blended into the
original picture,
and this was
done in magnify
mode. An obvi-
ous fake to any-
one who knows
the painting, or
Miss Bassinger,
but a pleasant
one I think.
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view of Kim. though IDE ideal, was
acrepuhl* for the inije,
More than a
glove puppet
My hero. No, not Robocop - Sooty-
He's always been a favourite, since
I first saw the little chap as a kid, I
even own an original Sooty. For
this example I used a photo of my
own puppet, picked up at auction.
which was taken in black and
white, The image had to* be
cropped within Photogenics and
colourised. I also had to do some
picture editing using Paint and Blur
to give Sooty a neck. If you look
carefully at the original image you
may notice that his right paw
obscures his neck. I used magnify
mode extensively to get the right
blend for this part.
Once again the Compose func-
tion allowed precise positioning and
sizing of the Secondary image con-
taining Sooty's head, A few min-
utes spend airbrushing around it
and I replaced the original head of
Robocop. Mean or what I Watch
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TUTORIAL
Last month's cover disk was surely the
best ever. Find out more about its features
over the next few months, starting off
with Cinemorph.
©ine morph is an
extremely powerful
part of Image FX, giv-
ing you the chance to
create professional quality morph
and warp animations. To load it,
double click on the Cinemorph
icon in the image FX disk win-
dow. You'll need 4Mb of RAM in
order to run it. These instructions
assume that you have installed
the entire image FX system onto
a hard drive. Cinemorph will work
on a floppy system in a limited
capacity, but many of the fea-
tures and demo files are only
accessible from the hard drive-
installed version.
Morphing
explained
Morphing is the technique used to
change the shape and colours of
one image into those of another.
Much as we'd like to get through
this tutorial without mentioning' it,
Michael Jackson's Black or White
video includes some classic exam-
ples of morphing in the section
where a series of faces change
from one to another. This is
achieved by mapping parts of one
image to corresponding parts ot-
another. These areas are then
moved, stretched and shrunk
accordingly over a number of ani-
mation frames. The result is an
animation that shows the first
image morphing' into the second,
Getting started
Once you've loaded Cinemorph,
it's a good idea to change the
screen mode from high res inter-
lace to non-interlaced high res or
low res, unless you have a flicker-
free display and plenty of RAM.
Down-grading the the screen
! (fee SCie an mtit It San memory anil snnd
iilcHii-e mode. Select PAL law Res far (illinium RAM
mode will save you memory and
minimise eye strain on most mon-
itors and TVs,
Now you can load one of the
example 'projects', Select Open
from the Project menu. Select
Dual. project or Small Dual, project
it he latter if you're* low on memory)
and click on OK. You'll be present-
ed with two windows, in which
you'll see digitised photos of two
people. They're both covered in a
kind of mesh. This mesh is used to
connect parts of the first image
with parts of the second.
Click on one of the points in
the left window, and you'll see it
turns yellow to indicate that it's
active. Look to the window on the
right, and you'll see one of the
points there has turned yellow
too. These two points are linked.
so that when the animation
frames are rendered, the area
beneath the point on the left will
shift to become the area beneath
the point on the right, The same
is true of all the other points, so
what you get is a mass migration
of pixels from their original
colours and positions in the first
image, to their new positions in
the flicktri*!
ecini<im|.
the final frame. This
takes place over a
specified number of
frames, with the pixels
moving just a littfe
between each. When
the animation is played
back in full, the first
picture appears to
morph into the second.
The easiest way to see
how it works is to set
the animation render-
ing. To save memory,
you can select Lo-res
from the Render menu.
Now select Render
Sequence from the Morph menu,
A file requester will pop up.
Select a part of your hard drive
that you warn your animation
saved to, enter a filename, and
then click on OK. The frames will
then be rendered one by one, and
saved out to the hard drive. You'll
end up with a
series of IFF
picture files
with your
specified file-
name fol-
lowed by a ■
three figure
number. This
is an alterna-
tive way of
saving an ani-
mation (as
opposed to
saving the
frames as one
big file). In
many cases, it
is the best
option, as the
size dimen-
sions of the
animation
frames can
Installation
correction
Then- whs .1 slight Hiistiikt'
ill tilt* hard drives install, ■
lion instructions -given in
tin- June issue. To install
ftmtfftr FX {mid Citituttorph)
unto your herd drivu, turn
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■mil hoot from tin- hard
driut- Nuuu iu%<>rl tin? /m.ir/i
IX iirciciraiii clis.fc (no. 10B)
into .11 ly drive. Don Mi; click
on the htutifu FX disk Icon,
Mid tliuii <louhl» click i>n
tins Install to III) m im Tile
|Wi>i|ram and Jill ot its suu-
|>li'iiii<ntjiry files will t)i>
Liiuirchiuntl .mil irt»t<dh*d
onto your hard drivn. Now
M'st.'t, and you'll find the
tm.ttftt FX (mil Cttwmorph
l>i Digrams ntsidtmt on your
hard driim.
confuse programs like" Deluxe
Paint, making them jump into
strange screen modes. To view
the animation, load the frames
into Deluxe Paint or Briliianc&.
With Deluxe Paint, use the Load
Picture Option, and enter '8' into
the box marked '# of Frames'.
Do It yourself
In order to create your own
morph, you'll need two images
with exactly the same dimen-
sions. These can be in any of the
26 formats supported by image
FX. Click in the left window and
select Load Image from the Cell
menu. Select your first image,
and it wiil be loaded into the left
window. Now click on the right
window, and load the second
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image in the same way.
Finer points
Now you have two images, with a
mesh overlaid on each. The key to
good morphing is assigning the
right bits of the first image to the
right bits of the second. Faces are
some of the easiest things to
morph, as the features of the first
can be easily mapped to the cor-
responding features of the sec-
ond. When morphing faces, it's
essential that you match up eyes
to eyes, ears to ears and so on.
However, morphing two
completely different obiects calls
for a bit more planning.
A good place to start is around
the edge, Using the points around
the edge of the grid, outline your
subject one point at a time r
switching back and forth between
the images for each point. Once
you've got the outline sorted,
move in and pick out the details
and features, mapping them to
features on the second image.
Continue this until you think
you've given enough information
for a smooth morph. After a few
attempts, you'll find out what
works and what doesn't.
For finer control over the
morph. you can add more points.
Use the Add Row and Add
Column options from the Point
menu. Add Column inserts a col-
umn of points to each window,
directly to the right of the current-
ly selected point. Add Row inserts
a row of points helow the select-
ed point. These can be removed
with the delete functions from the
same menu. So long as you have
the patience, the more points you
use the better. This will help you
avoid problems like the girl's hair
fading in the sequence above. ■
Tony Morgan
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Warping is like morphing, but you only need one image to start
with. The image is loaded into both windows and the points of the
mesh are matched up and moved as before, only in the second
window, you move the points so as to stretch, shrink and contort
the picture. When the image or animation is rendered, you get a
distorted version of the original picture. This is how those bug-eyed
effects are done,
To do a single frame warp, select New from the Project menu,
then from the Settings menu, choose Mode > Single Image. Now
load an image as before from the Cell menu, This will appear in
both windows. Drag the points around to line up with key features
of the first image. With the left image selected, choose Copy Points
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from the Points menu. This will duplicate the mesh from the left
window in the right window. Now you can set about dragging the
points in the right window to their new locations. When you're
happy, select Render Single from the Morph menu. You'll be pre-
sented with a slider bar, which represents the number of the frame
you want to render. In this case we want to render the final frame,
so move the slider full across to the right, then click on Generate.
Enter a filename in the requester, and the frame will be rendered,
displayed and saved under the filename you just specified.
To generate an animated warp, do exactly the same, but use the
Render Sequence or Render Animation option instead of Render
Single from the Morph menu.
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TUTORIAL
Directory Opus
Over the last few months we've
covered everything needed to become
an expert in the art of Opus. Now it's
time for your questions and answers.
You can bank on it
A Mr. Blincoe from Devon called asking about
button banks. He's changed the main buttons
but has come across extra button banks in the
configuration screen and wants to know what
they are.
This was covered in the tutorial on chang-
ing buttons in the April issue. If you look at the
normal Opus button bank you'll see several
buttons have little ticks on the corner, This
means that if you hold down the right mouse
button when the pointer is over it a second
button will appear. These secondary buttons
are held in a second button bank, which is
what Mr. Blincoe was seeing.
Having a hard time
We've had several calls from people getting
completely lost when it comes to using Opus
with hard drives. Firstly, to answer a Mr.
Fiamid, Cumbria, Directory Opus is supplied on
floppy disk, Files and programs are put onto
the hard drive by using Workbench or
Directory Opus copy commands, you can't
physically put the Opus floppy disk into your
hard drive as this will destroy your hard drive,
For information on how to do this refer to our
March 95 issue.
The common problem most of you seem to
be having is not a problem with Opus but with
the names of your hard drives. When referring
to any device (floppy or hard drive) that has a
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space in its file name you'll need to put the
device name inside quotes. So if your drive
was called STAR TREK you'd need to type in
"STAR TREK". Without the quotes AmigaDos
will assume the space marks the end of the
drive name and get hopelessly lost.
Multiple windows
One caller to our office asked if it was possible
to have several destinations for copying a file
at once, For example, copying a file to RAM,
DF1 and HDO in one go, Sadly this isn't possi-
ble in DOpus 4, although a way around it
would be to set up a button to copy the
selected files to the destination drawer and
other set drawers for you but you couldn't
specify the other drawers each time. This abili-
ty is. however, possible in Directory Opus 5
See this issue for a full review on the new ver-
sion and its capabilities.
I need help
This next question has stumped me. A Mrs
Harwood. Shropshire, has asked if it's possible
to create new help messages for buttons
you've created. The text for the help files is
stored in a text file supplied with Directory
Opus and this can be edited. Unfortunately, I
couldn't see any quick way of getting this to
work with new buttons, If anyone out there ,
knows the answer drop us a line.
CDXL playback
Tim O'Brian, Dublin, faxed us asking how he
could get Opus to play CDXL video files,
CDXL was Commodore's version of full-motion
video, albeit in quarter of a screen. This is a
feature of the recently released InfoMexus and
can't, to our knowledge, be done in Opus.
Again, if anyone knows of a way we J d be inter-
ested to hear about it,
Top tip
Cindy Long, London, gets this month's award
for the best tip, Pressing TAB or Space when
Opus is running will swop the active window
between left and right. While the cursor keys
will scroll the window sliders around. Nice
one Cindy, have you got any others? Don't for-
get to send them in.
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That's it for this month. If you've got
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TUTORIAL
It's time to be inspired!
ProDraw is much more
than a drawing program as
you will see when we
reveal how you can create some
spectacular headings.
*■ Bk hen it comes to creat-
4 y * Y A ' n 9 fanc Y text &ffe f ^.
l^fc_» ProDraw is hard to
^^B^ beat and in this
month's instalment of how to be
an artist without really trying, I'll
be showing you how to create a
heading or two that will impress
your friends and make your rivals
green with envy.
Before we start, a few words
about using fonts with ProDraw.
If you are using a floppy disk
based system, you will only have
a choice of the two fonts that
come with the program. These
are Times (PDI and Triumvirate
(PD). If you have a hard drive and
bought the ProDraw Upgrade
Pack from LH Publishing, you will
have a wider range of fonts such
as those seen in the Screen
shots accompanying this tutorial.
If you want more information
about how to use fonts with
ProDraw, write to LH Publishing
for a free information pack. The
address is 13 Gairloch Ave.
Bletchley MK2 3DH.
The right image
Now to get down to the business
of creating some text out of
some nice illustrations. Run
ProDraw and make sure you
have Wireframe mode selected
in the Preferences Menu. This
speeds up the program and
means that when you have white
objects qn the page, you can see
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ber though, that any object
drawn while in Wireframe mode,
will remain transparent with a
thin border.
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Import Bitmap from the Project
menu and use the requester to
choose a bitmap picture for this
tutorial. A photograph of a per-
son, landscape and so on will do
nicely, Once the program has
loaded the image, it wili appear
attached to your pointer. Stamp it
down anywhere on the page.
Change the picture's size by
first holding down the Alt key.
Then grab one of the picture's
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key. To delete an object, press
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tool and draw a box a little bigger
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gle finished, make Sure it is Still
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Attributes menu. The short-cut
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ference in the rectangle's appear-
ance. If you want to confirm that
the fill is present in the box, use
the keyboard short-cut of Alt-W
which toggles Wireframe on
and off,
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around it which needs to be
removed. You can confirm the
presence of this line by toggling
Wireframe off. To remove the
tine, select Line Weight from the
Attributes menu and choose
None. When in Wireframe mode,
a line will remain visible so don't
panic if it doesn't disappear.
Making words
Now create some text. Click on
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appear on-screen. Choose a Font
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and then stamp the I-beam onto
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By combining this effect with
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tacular results can be produced,
especially if you have a colour
printer to hand. ■
Larry Hickmott
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CD32 queries,
ParNET and var-
ious other CD
ROM -related
problems.
All about
upgrading
RAM, operating
systems iind
processors.
Plug- in hard-
ware of any
hind: mnnm,
disk drives etc.
Answers to
queries on
particular
pieces of
software.
Music, sam-
pling, MIDI and
anything that
makes a really
loud noise.
Miscellaneous
tools to keep
your Amiga
running
smoothly.
Form-feeds,
page-breaks,
preferom:i>H
and lots
lots more!
Monitors, TVs,
modulators,
screen- modes
and all that
stuff.
Pixels, sprites,
animation, pic-
tures. In one
small word;
graphics.
Spreadsheets,
databases,
organisers,
accounts ...
Not everything
fits into a
pigeonhole, but
anything you
like fits in here.
u
pack
I share an A12Q0
.0 with my son.
^* Although my son
uses the machine
mostly for games
I use it for my
degree course - word processing,
spreadsheets and, in future, data-
base applications, I have some
questions for you:
1 . After reading the accounts of
RAM upgrades/accelerator boards,
the Blizzard 1230-NI and Viper. I am
at a loss! Which would suit my
needs to maintain games capabili-
ty without compromising the best
possible upgrade to maximise
the A1 200?
The alternative would be to buy
a PC or Apple Mac, but how can
an outlay of £1000+ be justified
when I already have a perfectly
capable machine?
2. Where can I get s
Commodore 1940 and 1942 moni-
tor. Or is there an alternative?
3. I have recently taken out a
subscription but missed the
February issue, how can I get a
back issue?
4. Would HiSoft's Squirrel be
compatible with any of the expan-
sion boards already mentioned
and would it be a good invest-
ment for future expansion?
Finally, I enjoy the tutorials and
would like to see more in-depth
and taxing ones in the future. Also
the Question and Answers pages
are fascinating - I have learned
more from them than from the
manual - more please!
Ian Swann
Gateshead
Firstly let's answer question one and
four at once. If you're after an accel-
erator and also interested in SCSI
there is only one choice. The Apollo
1230 must be top of your list. It has
both the accelerator you need and
SCSI compatibility for CD-ROMs
and the like (see the review in last
month's issue). Because it has SCSI
Going up the chippy at iunchtime
with this pair of Amiga crusaders is
an eye opener.
TONY
HORGAN
A large GS040 arid
some battered
020s please.
Oh and some
questions too.
huiit in you won't need the Squirrel
It's slightly more expensive than the
Blizzard or Viper but wilt cover all
the bases and it's far cheaper than
buying a PC or Mac
The 1940 and 1942 monitors have
been out of production for a little
while now. We suggest yt/a take a
look at the Microvitec 1438. Many
dealers stock it but it has no sound as
standard so keep an eye out for offers
which include speakers.
No February issue? Tut, tat.
Missing an issue is a serious offence.
Sadly, you are out of luck where back
Issues are concerned. February was
our fastest selling back issue ever and
was out of stock in days.
Terminal
attraction
Is there anyway
to connect a
Tan data Td2500 to
my A1 200? The
Tandata is a key-
board with a built
in modem which was used as a
link from home to the mainframe
at work. I am wondering if there is
any way to rig up a cable and
access the modem inside the
Tandata using my Amiga. I know
the modem will be slow as the
machine is quite old but it would
Still enable to me aqcess to
bulletin boards.
I'm glad to see that E scorn
have bought Commodore. I hope
they sell the Amiga for a long time
to come. Long five the Amiga.
Matthew Key
Brixham
Had news I'm afraid Matthew.
Looking at the diagram you sent of
the Tandata's ports there doesn't
appear to be a way of connecting i t
to your Amiga.
However, this is almost certainly a
blessing in disguise. The Td25QQ's
modem is old and slow and so your
phone bills would be astronomical.
It's far better that you budget the
money and save up to buy a 14400
ANDY
LEANING
ColiIcI | have a
RAM burger, a
deep fried Squirrel
and some
answers to go?
(or faster) modem. In the long run
it'll save you money.
probs
I have an A12QG
with a 120Mb
hard drive which
I've had for over a
year with no
problems. I
recently did a spot Of Spring
cleaning and reformatted it from
scratch into two partitions, Now
when I try to open one partition I
get the warning Volume Work,
has a checksum error on
diskblock 31 100.' I gel no luck
with 'Retry' but if I click on
'Ignore' the partition opens as nor-
mal. At the moment it is a minor
inconvenience but I am con-
cerned it may develop into some-
thing worse.
What action I can take? I am
loath to format the thing again as
I have a lot of data stored
Gary Mackintosh
Aberdeen
There are two courses of action you
could take, the first is to get hold of
a disk recovery utility such as
DiskSalv. This will help you to sort
out the error but do nothing to find
the cause of the problem. The second
is to do the thing you loath and for-
mat the disk again. This should be
more effective in the long run.
However, for best effect we recom-
mend that you do a combination of
the two. Use DiskSalv to find and
eliminate the problem, then take a
back-up and reformat the partition,
Fairly drastic yes, but it's the best
way to ensure your drive's integrity.
Music maestro
I've got OctaMED
4 (from your
cover disk) and
plenty of mods
and samples but
what are the
copyright laws? What if I want to
make remixes and give them to
my friends on tape? Would I be in
trouble with the law?
PS. If you print my letter please
don't print the address!
Tristan
Somewhere beginning with N
This question is a Utile tricky. The
copyright on various samples and
mods should lie with the originators.
However, many of them are pal into
the public domain which makes them
freely ttsabte- The only way to find
out with mods is to scrutinise them to
see if an author is credited. Samples
are trickier, if they're just instrument
samples you are probably safe but
breakbeats, lyrics, riffs and such like
will almost certainty be copyright.
Legally, we suggest that you only use
those sample* and mods which are
either truly public domain or which
hare been offered for modification.
In practice it in highly unlikely that
anyone would even consider prose-
cuting you unless you were causing
them lost revenue or making a profit
from the tapes.
More X-CAD
I am writing to
enquire about the
excellent tutorial
on X-CAD. In the
tutorials several
references were
made to books.
What books? And when are we
going to get some more tutorials?
Also, when booting from my exter-
nal drive a system requester some-
times appears saying 'Disk has
boot error' This only happens
occasionally and only on my exter-
nal drive, What's wrong with it?
Steve Hawkins
Liverpool
The references to books were all made
with the idea of you popping down to
vuur local library. Thanks to the
Dewey Decimal system, if you go
there and ask for the following sec-
tions there should be a few books on
the subject of design: 744.42 and
604.2. These are Technical Drawing
and Engineering Drawing respective-
ly. As to more tutorials we welcome
reader's responses but feel that the X-
CAD series has run its course.
Getting a disk head cleaner from your
local computer store should solve
your drive problems.
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I have an A 1200
|fo with a Viper-2
fii At* 68030. 68882
V I and 4Mb of 32-
M W bit RAM. ! use
^^*^ Giga-Mem V3.12
for virtual memory management
and have some questions on it:
1 When I try to use UghtWave
3D v3.5 with Gigs-Mem,
UghtWave crashes. Why?
2 Can Final Writer V3 use
virtual memory?
3, While simulations like Dawn
Patrol, Sim City etc, run faster with
the Viper-2, arcade games like
SWOS, Aladdin and Mortal Kombat
2 run slower than an unexpanded
A1200. Disabling the 68030 's
caches doesn't do anything. Are
those games programmed only for
the 68000 and 68020?
4.- Will there be a 68060 board
for the A1 200?
Si nan G urban
Istanbul
The only thing that we can come up
with is that LightWave simply does not
like using virtual memory. The same
may welt he true of Final Writer,
though it seemed to work when we
tested it with VMM.
Asa general rule Amiga programs
are not designed to use the 6S036's
MMV. Although Final Writer
appeared to work we would be disin-
clined to do any essential work using
a memory manager.
However, Final Writer shouidn 't
need it as you have 6Mb of memory in
total, which should be plenty.
The problem with games slowing
down is a strange one. I would be
inclined to suspect that the Viper-2 is
tit blame rather than the games. It's
not that there is anything faulty with
the board, it's probably just the way U
has been designed to interact with the
Amiga. Various hoards are not always
compatible with, or will not optimise,
every piece of software
As to a 68060 for the A 1 200, it's
very unlikely Fm afraid The board
required would be too big tiifit.
Maybe someone will produce an
external version though. There Is also
the possibility of using a new casing
with the guts of an A 1200, which
would allow room for an 660 board.
Hard times
Can you help? I
have an A590
hard drive and an
A570 CD-ROM,
both of which
slot into the user
port on the side of my Amiga
A500+, but ... only one at a time-
Is there any way that both can be
connected at the same time to
save swopping to and fro?
Adam Norton
Widnes
Unfortunately no. It was a major foul
up by Commodore that the two are
incompatible. You couldn't have
them both in there at the same time
even if you were to build a special
adaptor, as they both try to use the
same circuitry.
You could try using a SCSI CD-
ROM drive with your A59Q, but then
you'd lose compatibility with
CDTV software.
Iridy SOO
+ f mt I have an old
^o A 500 1 .3 with
^* t Mb of memory,
an Action Replay
and an external
drive I would like
to upgrade to an Al 200 but I
can't find anyone advertising
them in your pages (perhaps
because they are out of produc-
tion). So, I have a few questions
for you to answer:
How can I run AGA games in
my A500. I can hear you say
'that's impossible', and I thought
that too. but yesterday when I
was searching through your
pages I came across a tiny advert
for Communicator II. It said it
offered AGA graphics to older
Amigas by connecting a CD32.
Would I be able to run AGA pro-
grams? Would it give me 2Mb of
chip RAM? A hundred percent
Compatibility? Are you going to
review the Communicator II?
Finally two little questions:
What are the requirements for
running Power Computing's
Super XL Drive?
Is there any problem with the
3,5Mb version as it has com-
pletely disappeared from the
company's adverts?
Rafael Prada
Madrid
All is not quite what it seems. The
Communicator II definitely does not
turn an A500 (or any other Amiga)
into an AGA machine. Yes you will
be able to run AGA programs, but
only on the CD32.
The A500 will never, repeat
never, be able to run AGA programs.
It just can 't do it. The only 2Mb of
chip RAM you'll have will be firmly
secured in the CD32,
However, shout and jump for joy
because now that Escom have
bought Commodore you'll soon be
seeing A 1 200s back in the shops.
Show Escom they were right to buy
Commodore by getting yourself
an A 1 200 as soon as they hit
the streets!
In answer to your two little ques-
tions, you need Kickstart 2+ to use
the Super XL Drive.
The reason the 3SMb version is
no longer advertised is that it Power
Computing have experienced some
delays In its production.
Compact 600
I own an Amiga
+ **i
? 600 which is con-
% nected to a star
i" LC 100 colour
printer. Day in,
day out I have
been trying to
get it to print from DPaint IV. but
a system message comes up say-
ing cant open printer device,'
Could you please tell me why this
happens and how to solve it-
Even going to the printer drawer
and selecting the Epson X driver
on DPaint and Workbench 2 I still
have had no luck, I have tried to
print from Notepad on Workbench
1 ,3, it works but it only prints text
with the built-in printer fonts and
not with the actual Notepad fonts
- italics, bold, underlined etc
Could you please explain what I
am doing wrong and which are
the correct EDS dip-switch set-
tings for the printer to print with
on-screen fonts.
JackP
North London
The answer to this problem is a sim-
ple, but not all that obvious.
Somewhere along the line you've lost
a file or two from your DPaint disk.
Assuming that you are using a copy
of DPaint, the two files you need to
check for are hath from the 'Devs'
drawer. They are: Parallel-device and
Printer.device. The latter you are defi-
nitely missing, the former you should
make sure is there. You can copy them
across from your Workbench disk.
The problem with Notepad could
be one of several things. The most
likely one is that you need to select
"Print Graphic" when you wan t to
print foals. Otherwise, check that you
have the correct printer driver select-
ed on your 13 disk.
As to the dip switches, Fd leave
them well alone until you solve your
software problems. Playing with
them might exacerbate it.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Everything you should know about
buying a secondhand Amiga.
■ Q. Where
an Amiga?
can I buy
I f\» Currently no Amigas are
being manufactured, although this
situation is due to change soon as
the new owners get into gear.
This means unless you find a
computer shop which has been in
a time warp, you will be buying a
used Amiga.
Most of the time a secondhand
computer will work perfectly as
long as the owner has taken rea-
sonable care of it.
■ Q- Which Amtaa
models are available?
I A~ The first Amiga was the
A10QO This is not particularly use-
ful and is best considered a col-
lections item. Memory expansion
is extremely limited. Don't think
that an A1000 with loads of signa-
tures inside the case is extra valu-
able: it's not, as all AlOOOs have
these marks.
The A500 was the entry level
Amiga and the first models had
512K as standard and Workbench
1 .2 or 1 .3. The A500 could be
expanded to Workbench 2 or 3,
and all manner of memory boards
inserted to give a maximum of
9Mb of memory.
The default 6B00O processor
could also be improved, with
68020, 69030 and even 68040
accelerator cards available. No
hard drive or hard drive interface
were included as standard: only a
edge connect on the left-hand
side of the keyboard.
The A5Q0 was also released in a
special A500 Plus form which had
up to 2Mb of Chip ram and Work-
bench 2 as standard. A very small
number of hybrid machines (called
the Plus, but with 1Mb of Chip
ram) seem to be in circulation too.
The A2000 has similar specifi-
cations to the A500, with the
addition of Zorro II expansion
slots, These allow memory and
hard drives to be added. The
A2000 came as standard with a
hard drive, and a UK variant, the
A1500 came with two floppy disk
drives instead. Both the A2000
and A 1500 have huge desktop
boxes with external keyboards.
The CDTV is a suave black box,
with the guts of an 1Mb A500
inside. It has a single speed CD-
ROM drive inside as well and an
external floppy disk drive, mouse
and keyboard can be added to
give all the functionality of an
A500. There is no external edge
connector, although several hard
drive and memory upgrades were
sighted. The CDTV is now a bit of
a white elephant, although at the
right price it makes a cheap (and
slow} CO-ROM drive.
The A3 000 came in a box
slightly smaller than the A2000,
but with a 68030 processor avail-
able in two speeds (16 and
25Mhz>. There is an integral SCSI
interface and a hardware "flicker
fixer" which makes it the only
Amiga cable of easily driving a
standard PC style SVGA monitor,
Memory expansion is through
tricky ZIPs, but the Zorro slots are
type 'III' which means there are
plenty of very fast graphics cards
about. The A3000 is definitely a
'Best Buy' so keep a look out.
The A600 took the A500 and
repackaged it into a smaller case-
It lacks a numeric keypad, but
gains an internal IDE interface and
PCMCIA slot.
The A600 was a bit of a disap-
pointment, and unless it was very
cheap indeed ignore it in prefer-
ence to an A1200.
The A4000 is also hot stuff if
you can track one down. It fea-
tures the AGA graphics chipset as
standard, along with Zorro III
expansion slots, At the moment
you can pretty much name your
selling price and if you looking to
buy one you need to be lucky to
find one. If you do, it will probably
be the 68030 based version,
which you can upgrade to a full
68040 or even 680S0 for the best
part of £1000.
The A1200 became the
replacement for the A500 which
the A600 never was. It features an
68020 chip, the AGA chipset and
can be expanded both internally
and externally. It's a terrific
machine but when buying check
to see what memory is provided
(the 2Mb standard is all right, but
more memory in the trapdoor
makes it a lot faster) and if you
are lucky there will be an internal
hard drive.
The CD32 is the CDTV mark 2\
with an A1200 inside and a dou-
ble speed CD-ROM drive. There
are plenty of games available and
it is possible to buy extra hard-
ware to provide full A1200 com-
patibility. However, if you buy an
A1200 it is easier to add a CD-
ROM drive to it, instead
■ Q- What should I look
out for when buying?
I A- First of all, never buy a
computer you can't see working,
If the owner refuses to show it
switched on, walk away; there are
plenty of other computers for
sale, Secondly, if you are upgrad-
ing or buying a second Amiga,
bring some disks of your own
which you know work.
Checks; switch it on (with no
disk in the drive) and wait for the
"Insert Workbench' prompt to
appear This will also let you know
which Kickstart ROM has been
installed, Listen for the click of the
internal floppy disk. If the keyboard
caps lock light flashes several
times, Or the computer doesn't dis-
play an insert disk but crashes with
a GURU or Software Failure mes-
sage, something is amiss,
Insert the Workbench floppy
disk (a good owner will have a
back up of their original
Workbench ready, although you
should always bring your own),
The normal Workbench display
should appear within a minute or
two of inserting the bootable
Workbench disk, whereupon you
should find the Shell icon and
open a Shell window.
Test the keyboard by typing
each letter and number. The func-
tton keys won't do anything,
although if the other keys are OK
then they are probably fine too. By
typing AVAIL from the Shell you
will also see a display of the
amount of memory, s0lit into 'Chip
memory' and 'Fast memory'.
Check that the mouse moves
freely and the on-screen pointer
moves properly, A jerky movement
is probably due to a dirty mouse
ball but if the mouse doesn't seem
work or sticks to one side of the
screen or the other then it's possi-
ble one of the CIA chips is bro-
ken. This could also effect
a modem or printer (if
you happen to have
portable versions of
either, it is worth-
while bring them
along to test}, An
A 1200, A600or
A4000 will be
expensive to repair \
in these situations,
A dodgy CIA will
also stop a joystick
from working, but the
only way to test this is
to load and play a game.
game is the best test of ah. as
it will also demonstrate the level
of the Amiga's graphics and
sound facilities.
If, the Amiga is advertised as
having a Real Time Clock, see if
the time is correct when
switched on (enter Date at the
Shell or find the Clock tool). If it
isn't right, set the time switch off
and re-boot If the time is still
wrong, the clock battery is prob-
ably malfunctioning. Some kinds
of battery can be replaced, oth-
ers need unsoldered. Check to
see if the battery has leaked acid
in the form white powder: a pret-
ty good sign that it has passed
its use by date. ■
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Masterclass
Thinking of installing a hard disk? Already got
one but don't know how to partition it? (Or even
what partitioning is!) Let us be your guide ...
Int*rf«f flidrfss LUN
©veryone should have a
hard disk. They make
life so much easier, No
more disk-shuffler's-
wrist, No more terminally slow
grinding as you wait for
Workbench to load.
A hard drive is the classic I-
don't-know-how-l-ever-survived-
without-it scenario. In the May '95
issue we told you how to fit one
to your A600 or A120O, Now we
show you how to get a hard drive
working properly with any Amiga,
Indeed you may already have a
hard drive fitted but you might
need to partition or re-format it if
its performance has been downgraded.
The most important thing to remember
when using this article is that you will lose
everything on your hard disk. If it's a new
disk this isn't a problem but if you are opti-
mising an old disk or transferring it to a new
machine and you have valuable data there, be
absolutely sure to back everything up to flop-
py first. If not disaster will ensue.
The second most important thing when
sorting out a hard disk is to get
Commodore's HDTooibox program. There are
other programs which will do the job but
HDToo/box is the program everyone knows. It
may not be the best but it is the most widely
documented. Any good PD supplier should
have a copy they can sell you. The other thing
you need is knowledge, Without it there are
some nasty hurdles that can topple you.
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Once you have a hard drive fitted that may
seem to be the end of it, Things have only
just started though, You have to let your
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Amiga know that it has one resident. The
HDToofbox program is there for this purpose.
It organises the drive in a way your Amiga
can understand.
The first thing you need to do is get
HDTooibox going. Easy enough. The disk
should be supplied as a bootable Workbench
disk. Double click on the disk's icon and then
the program icon, And up pops a screen like
the one in Figure 1.
The second, very useful thing to know is
what is printed on the the label of your hard
drive, Before installing or replacing it copy all
of this information. If you don't have it then
carefully remove the Amiga's casing again
and take down the information.
Although you now know what your drive
is, it's a fair assumption that the computer
doesn't. If it does then you'll probably have a
properly defined 'drive type', see Figure 1 . If
the information on your drive matches what's
in the window at the top of this screen then
you're several steps ahead. This means that
you can skip few paragraphs, and move on to
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the one entitled 'Chop it up", which is all
about partitioning the drive. If you have any
problems though, try coming back to this part
again and changing the drive type; perhaps
the hard drives's specifications are not recog-
nised by HDToo/box.
OK, time to plunge in, Click on the button
marked 'Change Drive Type'. A screen like the
one in Figure 2 should appear. It may not
have the same text in the central window as
mine, but it should have something in there.
Now read the boxout on the opposite page
headlined 'Machine Types', This will tell you
what sort of hard drive your machine should
have. If you have an XT drive then click on the
box marked 'XT' at the top of the screen, If
you have a SCSI or IDE drive then click on the
box marked 'SCSI.' Easy,
Being specific
Next up we need to define the drive: your
Amiga needs to know what the drive's speci-
fications are. If you've got a new drive just
click on 'Define new drive type'. If you're
updating an old drive click on 'Edit old drive
type', Either will lead to the 'Define/edit drive
type' screen tike that displayed in Figure 3.
Here you need to do a few things. Again, it
may seem daunting but it's deceptive. If yog
have an XT drive you'll need to enter those
numbers you copied from the casing into the
relevant boxes. Just click in each of the
boxes and type in the data.
If you have a SCSI or IDE drive then you
have the easiest option of all. Just click on
'Read Configuration from Drive' and let the
software handle the pressure. Now all you
need to do is enter the manufacturer's name,
the drive type and revision. Assuming every-
thing went to plan, click on OK. You can
always click on cancel if you're not sure. Then
do it again.
Chop it up
Next up comes partitioning. Wait! Come
back! It's easy! Realty! Although partitioning
sounds complicated it's a simple concept,
Basically, sometimes it's handy to have two.
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MASTERCLASS
three or even more hard drives. Especially if
you use your Amiga for work and play. Rather
than having more than one, you can tell your
Amiga to divide a single hard drive into sepa-
rate partitions, which act as different hard dri-
ves, and are known as DH1 or HD1, DH2 etc.
So., if you managed to make it back to the
original screen (as in Figure 1) and you want
partitions, click on 'Partition Drive'. You
should now have a screen like Figure 4. It
almost certainly won't be exactly the same
though. They never are.
In the middle of the screen is a big bar.
This represents your drive. There are also a
few buttons. Don't touch the 'Advanced
Options' unless you know what you're doing.
First a word of warning. Every partition you
create will eat 100K of RAW, It does this for a
DhQ:
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very good reason: it acts as a buffer, but this
means that you need to weigh up which you
need more, partitions or more memory. If you
only have 1 or 2Mb of RAM it may be best to
only have one partition.
Cut it in half
As an example, I'll assume you only have one
partition at the moment and want to divide it
into two. The first thing to notice is the little
bar under the big bar. There's a small blue tri-
angle in it. Try moving it with the mouse. You
should now realise that this is how you size a
partition. So, move it until you get a figure
that is half the size of your drive.
Now click on 'New Partition'. A new block
should appear to the right of the one you just
resized. You can swop between the two by
clicking on either side of the big bar in
the middle. Make sure that the parti-
tion names are DUO, DH1, DH2 etc.
DHQ being the partition to the far left
of the big bar. The reason I prefer to
use DH1 instead of KD1 is because a
lot of older hard drive installable soft-
ware only recognises this name.
Finally, if you're at all worried that you
might have done wrong, you can
always click on 'Cancel'. You could
even use it as a way of practising
before you do it for real. If all has
gone as planned and you have the
number of partitions needed, click on
'OK'.
Frank it
If you are certain, and I mean certain,
that everything is properly sorted,
click on 'Save Changes to Drive.' This
is the big one. It sets your decisions in con-
crete. Make sure you have done everything
right first. If. and only if. you have an XT or
SCSI drive you should now click on 'Low
Level Format.' But: DO NOT DO THIS TO AN
IDE DRIVE! IT WILL KILL IT! The reason for
this is that IDE drives store information about
themselves on the disk. A low level format
will delete this information and hence the
drive won't know who or what it is. Nasty
stuff.
Finally click on "EXIT.™ Which tells both the
drive and your Amiga that everything is ready
to go. The only thing you have to do now is
format the partitions. They should appear on
your Workbench as icons (DhQ:? and Dh1:?).
Format them exactly as you would format a
floppy disk. They may take a while though -
they're likely to be considerably larger than
an 800K floppy!
And that's it. The dirty deed is done. Easy
when you know how. ■
Andre Digard
WARNING
The information contained in this
article wilt, if followed, remove all data
from your hard drive. Use it with
caution (and back-ups). Please note
that this article is intended as a guide.
If you don't understand any part of it
then leave your hard disk alone. We
cannot be held responsible for dam-
age or lost data resulting from this
article. If you are at all uncertain then
consult a skilled Amiga engineer. And
remember: NEVER LOW LEVEL
FORMAT AN IDE DRIVE! It will kill it!
Hard drive compatibility with different amigas
A3000
It's a SCSI. Be warned thoughl It might be
best to check inside your machine if you
If you are purchasing and installing a hard
drive, or you have a drive and want to parti-
tion or re-format it, this list should help you
through the Amiga hard drive compatibility
minefield. The information here should be
viewed as a guide and if you have any
doubts about your machine show it to
an expert.
One of the things that can be confusing
is that different Amigas use different drive
types. Some use SCSI, others use IDE. Still
others use XT drives.
To help sort out what kind of drive you
have check out this table:
ABOO
The most popular type of hard drive, and
the only official one, was the A590. If you
are at all uncertain what type it is then turn
the case over (be really gentle with it,
it's delicate}.
There are two types of drive used in
these peripherals: SCSI or XT and here
should be a nice big sticker on the under-
side telling you what kind of drive it is. If it's
an XT then write down all the details from
the sticker.
Other external drives have been available
for the A500, but they vary in specification,
so examine them carefully There is also an
external SCSI port on the A59Q. This uses SCSI
hard drives only.
GVP and other drives: DO NOT USE
HDTOOLBOX!* Consult the manual
which came with the drive!
A 1 500/A2000
These used the Commodore hard disk inter-
face card which was either a SCSI or an XT,
but definitely not IDE. The only real way of
finding out is to open your Amiga up. It's a
very easy thing to do, these machines were
designed to be opened.
If you're not certain, try to get someone
skilled to check. There should be details writ-
ten on the hard drive itself. You only need to
write down the details if it's an XT drive.
GVP or other manufacturer's interface
card: DO NOT USE HDTOOLBOX!*
Consult the manual which came with
the drivel
A1200
The internal hard drive is an IDE drive. External
hard drive; DO NOT USE HDTOOLBOX!*
Consult the manual which came with the drivel
bought it secondhand. There are several hard
drive cards which will fit inside an A3000.
Consult the manual which came with the
card if there is one fitted*.
A4000
The A40OQ uses an IDE interface, Be warned
though, like the A3000 it might be best to
check inside your machine if you bought it
second hand. There are several hard drive
cards which will fit inside an A40Q0, including
SCSI ones. Consult-the manual which came
with the card if there is one fitted,*
If you've got a CD32 and an SX1 then you
have the guts of an A1200 and you're looking
at IDE drive compatibility.
"Note: Some hard drives, most notably GVP
ones, have their own HDTooibox style pro-
gram. Always consult their manuals befr
trying anything with these drives. Using
Commodore's HDTooibox program might
damage your drive. Just to add to the confu-
sion, some third party drives will use either.
/
LITTER OF THE MONTH
Walking the plank
I recently treated my A 1200 to a 3.5"
270Mb hard drive, a Viper 28 4Mb
accelerator and a multisync monitor.
However, I'm not happy with the
software problems I've been encoun-
teriiUf. All the serious prtigr.-ims h.-iv<?
worknd fine but the ganws are a dif-
ferent story.
Originally I had problems with
Rn.idkitl but a letter to Acid software
sorted it out. Another game I enjoyed
was Bantihi'v but riospite hnving an
ItWtallattMl program it refuses to
work. I wrote to Core Design hut
they haven't bothered to reply
despite my enclosing an SAE. My
main complaint, though, is with
Ocean whose PGA Enrn/uf-nn Tour I
recently purchased - twice. The first
copy I bought was faulty hut because
Ocenn did not hnther to put an
address either on the manual or on
the box I have been unable to con-
tact them. The second copy was the
A 1200 specific version and does
work if you can stand the 20 or 30
attempts it takes before the comput-
er recognises disk two which con-
tains the copy protection.
I have never been or will be a
pirate but these problems make me
understand why people do it and it
makes me less sympathetic to the
publishers, some of which are so
confident in their product that after
you buy it you can't contact them.
Despite being pleased with my
recent investment I am now begin-
ning to wonder whether I might have
been better off scrapping the A 1200
and buying a PC.
Ian McLeod
Leeds
fun* m egrtt with you *>n this one. Sadly, saint
software houses art- still reluctant In make their
games html disk installable ami doittf
because of piracy is tout rubbish, l arte
pirvtt wUi copy disks by whatever means and
ihr\ won't worry about hard disi inxtafhtbility, t
can't slop you from buying » PC, but consider
the cost first - net fust oj the machine terft but
the software too. The \migu is still much bettei
ratal'. Your problem with Ocean is unusual,
re usually good with customer support. It
fou have any mote problems, caff their techni-
cal kelptiae an 0161 839 9999 or fa* Hum on
Welcome to our regular extravaganza of letters,
Want to join the party? Write to us at Priory
Court, 30-32 Farringdon Lane, London EC1R 3AU.
Upgrade?
I feel its time to put pen to paper to see if
you can give me some answers: I am looking
to upgrade from my A600 but to what?
Having got caught in the A600/A1200 fiasco I
am wary of the Amiga (I hasten to add I do
love my Amiga and do not want to defect).
However, with the future so uncertain, (I read
the articles in magazines but they are vague)
which computer should I buy. Do I purchase
an an A1200 (which I had set my heart on }?
If so where or when can I buy one? Do I wait
for the A1 400 - or will this be mega expen-
sive or a white elephant 7
Alan Caton
Northampton
As far as we are aware the A 1400, in reality, is
basically the pmduct of someone's overactive
imagination. A new machine is by no means out of
the question hut it has not been named or con-
firmed by the Amiga's new owners Escom. The
A! 200 has always been a cheap but effective
machine to manufacture and own and they realise
this, so you can expect to see rhem in fhe shops
again soon - probably at an Escom retailer near
you. It is stilt a good buy and i$ unlikely to be
properly replaced for at least a year or two,
though Escom may up its specification or equip-
ment level later on in the year.
Confused in Kent
Very blOOmirY funny Why? I'll tell you ... I
noticed your May issue offering ProQrew 3
(Full Program), worth 200 sobs. Great! or S_Q I
thought. I grabbed one and rushed home to
try it. Transferred it to two disks. Switched
off and stuck disk one into drive. Switched
on and I now know what you already knew.
It's not compatible with an A120Q. Nothing
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U"t little chappie h«if!
on the cover of the magazine or the disk
about compatibility, but you stuck it on page
12, Nice onel
Throw disk 107 into drive and go through,
OctaMED 6 demo. It worked. Batches! No
luck, Check disk and it's 0% full. Try again
from the start with disk 107. Still "sweet FA"
transferred to the blank disk.
Well CU Amiga, that's your last chance.
Looking way back to GB Route rness up, yes
I've been a reader for a long time, there have
been many occasions that you have 'cocked
up' and we suckers have had to purchase the
following month's magazine, not because we
necessarily wanted to. but to get some sort
of fix or advice on how to get things up
and running
G Cook
Kent
Mr Cook, look at the cover disk in question. It says
'not compatible with A 1200 and A4000' in a flash
right under the title. Even if you take the cover disk
off the magazine it's still printed underneath. As
for the Bakties demo, if you had an A50Q your
Selective blindness may have misled you yet again,
as the demo requires 1Mb chip RAM (which is why
it is clearly stated that bttth it and OctaMED
require WB 2.0 or better - on the disk). However.
as you have obviously got an A 1200 1 am mystified.
We've tested it again here in the office, on every
machine from an A500+ to an A4000, via two
AI2Q0s, one with a hard drive and one without.
and it works. Meanwhile our disk duplicators have
assured us thai, no, they haven' t forgotten to pus
Baldies on mags going to Kent. We try our best
(and spend a lot of money in the process) to put fhe
best software on our disks every month. Inevitably
there is likely to be some compatibility problems
but we are. in effect, a multi -format magazine and
have to try to please most of the people most of the
time. If you do fiuvf any problems with your disks
(outside of obvious printed compatibility ones),
don't get mad, get a replacement from the address
on our disk loading pages.
Music man
This is not really a letter {it is you know - ed).
but I would be grateful if you would print it.
What I'm doing, or rather what I'm trying to
do, is put a group of Amiga musicians and
graphic artists together for a project that I've
been working on. It's a secret project at the
moment, all I can say is that it's not a demo -
it's far more adventurous. Ideally I would pre-
fer people from the Barnoldswick area ie
BACKCHAT
THE FAR SIDE
By GARY LARSON
"And ctown here we ke*p Flgrtty. ...
We re atraid tie may have gdno mad-'
Skipton, Colne, Nelson or Burnley but anyone
may be considered so if you are interested
please get in touch with me (Mark) after 7pm
on (01282* 816531.
Love the new look of the mag so keep up
the good work. CU is the best mag on the
market and I'm not just saying that, I've been
with you since August 1991 and haven't
missed a copy, the tutorials are brill but bow
about another one on AMOS?
Mark Morrison
Bamoldswick, Lanes
We all make mistakes
First let me start off by saying that CU Amiga
is the best magazine out. I've been buying it
for two years and until now your tutorials on
cover disks have been really great. At present
1 am nearing the end of my City and Guilds
level two Spreadsheet course and although I
am working on PC's at the college. I have
found it very beneficial by being able to do
some work at home with ProCalc. However,
what happened in the April '96 Issue?- We
went from Tutorial No 5 (March issue) to
Tutorial No 2 in the April Issue - a mistake I
thought, but NO. What did we find in the May
Issue - Tutorial No 3 on ProCalc - so what are
you doing, I am now in the position that I can-
not do any work at home as I've gone as far as
I can with your tutorials So much for, and I
quote from the March Issue, "Next month we'll
create some useful spreadsheets and show
how to use functions".
When are the tutorials following No 5
going to be printed? Is it possible to send me
ASAP the outstanding tutorials before they
are printed in your magazine so that I can
work at home before my tests.
Mir F Bate
London
Aggggh! Many apologies. Andy was writing about
a spreadsheet package and we still managed to get
the numbers wrong! As far the tutorials Andy asked
us to point out that ProCalc is (as you hove discov-
ered) very complicated. When he tries to do some-
thing, anything, on it, a new can of worms is opened
and he has to explain it. Despite the numbering
mess, the tutorials are still sequential. The best solu-
tion to your problem might be to get Andy to do a
lengthy 'Setting Up A Spreadsheet' feature or tutori-
al. Watch out for this in the coming months.
CD32 betrayed
I am a dedicated CD32 owner who used to
own an Amiga A500, so I've have read your
magazine for some time. One of the things
that persuaded me to purchase a CD32 was
your promises of a big and bright future for
the machine in CD32 Zone. Is it just me, or
has the whole world given up on the CD32?
Even yourselves seem to have abandoned the
machine along with CD32 Zone itself. So I
beg you to bring back CD32 Zone and restore
my faith in my investment.
PS. Do Escom have any plans to upgrade
the CD32?
PP5 Are Escom related to German
Software house Ascon?
Roger McDevitt
Pur lay
Much as we would like to do a proper CDJ2 Zone
in the magazine we had to take the decision to
incorporate these reviews into the regular games
review section of the magazine. Due to relatively
low overall sales of the CDJ2, and uncertainty
about the future, software houses are planning and
developing little or no software for it at the
moment. The best games out now are re-releases,
apart from Virgin's Lost Eden. The best hope for
the CD32 is in promoting A! 200 CD compatible
software, which will expand the potential user base
and encourage development once again. Escom
have been very quiet about the CDJ2. Escom have
nothing whatsoever to do with Ascon. apart from
the ability to converse with them in their
mother tongue.
Calling Virgin
I recently purchased Reach for the Skies
which comes on three disks but I cannot gel
disk two to work. My local retailer willingly
exchanged it for another but the replacement
is no improvement. Rather than obtain a
refund I would prefer to contact Virgin
Interactive, who produce the game, to try to
resolve the problem, but they haven't put
their address or phone number anywhere in
the packaging or manual. Why such a
respected firm has to hide like this I cannot
imagine, but can you please help me to
contact them?
Lae Joseph
Swansea
Your wish is our command! Virgin Interactive can
be contacted on: 01 SI 964 8242 or 01 SI 964 9161
Also, we quite agree. It seems quite odd that they
should neglect to put these details into the packag-
ing. After having spoken to their marketing depart-
ment, they do say that their address is normally
included. An oversight perhaps?
TEAM TALK
All this talk of Escom
... if you had wads of
cash what sort of
company would you
buy? That's the
question we put to the
crew this month.
ALAN DYKES
Id buy mi airline company. 1 love the
idea ol constantly being in transit,
never sitting still, All ol my business
would be conducted in the first dais
bar at a H7. with the odd recreational
game on my Amiga and a couple ill
slipovers in Hawaii lo pick tip some
sue and serf.
USA COLLINS
Vespa. I'd like te buy the Italian
moped maker and paint ill their bikes
pink This idea is based on Henry
ford's 'any colour yoi waif as lone is
it'* Hack' and Commodore's any
colour as lane as it's plasticky aid
not very attractive ', policy. They'd
still sell if I got the price right.
ANDY LEANING
Hmmmrn. Andy wasn't around so we
lh ii| M we'd answer this question
far him. Andy would not BUY anything
...he'd SELL something, He'd sell
i ut! Move to a PC magaiine, the trai-
tor, desert the Amiga just when
things are getting exerting again. Bye
I bye Andy.
TONY HORGAN
A record company No. two record
companies. And a dub. I'd Form and
front ait underground, indie label
tnyseH and then buy a major and ran
it without anyone knowing it was me
at the helm, Id sell millions of
records and promote then through
my club. Or clubs Yeah.
DANBY
I'd buy a massive, international
advertising agency. I'd sick all the
haldy, art collecting, forty-some-
things, who ca.a'1 develop a good
idea between them aid harness my
a maring design aid conceptualisa-
tion talents ti make myself another
incredible fortune.
JOHN KENNEDY
I'd need an awful lot if mtaev. bat
Guinness PLC would definitely be in
my sights. I would then develop
something which has si far elided
the great minds through the ages at
Arthur Guinness' breweries: a pint
that tastes as goad as it dies in
Belfast- ill over the world!
COMPETITION
Sensi Fancy League
fiViirtiii
r£am
The final results of the Fancy League are here at last. And we have
a winner! Skillful Mark Theim from Skegness is the Sensi Fancy
League Manager Of The Year.
TONY HORGAN'S TEAM
Tony's Spacemen United has done well enough this month,
increasing his total by 83 points- it's still not top manager quality
but at least it's better than Jon and Alan's performance.
Player Name
Hemwij Berg
SltrtBtttH
Normal MipBii
kmrBW
Paul EMCtif it
Sial Ktyi
SecrelariD
Points
TOP 50 MANAGERS TABLE
Poor Ian Shaw. Last month he was probably telling all his mates that h&
was the king, that he couldn't be toppled. But Thiemy's Wonders fin-
ished magnificently after a very average first two months, for this Mark
Theim wins an all expenses paid trip to the European football fixture of
his choice. Although he didn't win overall, Martin Grierson's Misplaced
Childhood achieved the highest score of the competition: 219 This
brought him from absolutely nowhere to number 17. And yippee, the
Glam Plastic Footballers made a comeback too.
12a
COMPETITION
MATCH SCORES MONTH THREE
The following are the full results of the matches played in the 14
rounds of the third and final month of the Sensi Fancy League. You will
notice that there are some surprising results.
GOALS SCORED AND PLAYER
POINTS FOR MONTH THREE
Below is the total amount of goals scored by each player, their month
three points total and the cumulative totals for the competition.
HUM) 21
Mameiadi 1
Ajail
TattCRlM 4
GaLalasaiay 2
AdtUco Mucin 3
Rulers 2
Santndaria 1
River Piatt 1
Manchester 3
MaairJU
AC (Mill
Irverpanl 1
Parts •
Blacttara 1
Najaya 2 FC
Pint 4
Juvenilis 1
ArttMll
Newcastle I
Barcelona 1
Uni 4 Real
MiirM3
1MB 11
Ajut
TitleikMH 1
tklaUurtf 1
KwiMI
laager* •
ilfdaria 1
Diver Plate 1
Atlelio Miaeiro 1
AfMlll •
HMNCkl
Paris!
livcrpetl 1
AC Milaa 1
Blatkhanl
FC Pwlt 1
Una]
Barcelaaa 2
HHdwilir4
Newcastle 1
Miffil
iMllMnil
Juvenilis
nun 3i
Adetict Mwteiro *
A|»Z
Samafaiia 1
Cilataurif 1
Mamaledi 2
Ranters 1
Tottenham 2
Hivci Plate 1
Mutiicli 4
Newcastle 1
Livarpaal 2
Ne|BfB 1
Jnveains 2
Blacabaro: 1
Bimtaai 1
FC Portal
Manchester 1
Una 1
AC Milaa 3
Annul
Paris
Real Madrid 1
ROUND 22
■JHl
Sampdoria 1
Giittauiriinf I
ItJelica Mineira 3
Hinjers B
Tottenham 4
River Pitt* 3
MaiMltif
Real Madrid 3
Mnnchl
Laiic 1
lnenjkal2
UacUiiri 1
brcclwii 1
FC Porta 2
AC Mlaa 2
Manchester 1
Pariil
Nc|tvi 1
Arsenal 2
Newcastle Q
JmiHi2
Mail
AjllG
HajRtettff 1
AimhI 1
Galalistriy
lM|Hr5 Z
Newcastle 1
Nrveir Plate 1
Real Madrid 2
Maiiclii 1
■nankfcZ
Li*«tpMl2
J (marts 1
Meatrrat
UaddHra2
PerisZ
FCPtrtnl
Tottenham 2
Llitt 1
Allelic* MirMtiio 1
Barcelona B
liampdriria 1
AC Milaa 2
ROUND 24
Arse**!!
tjul
Galausirvr 1
MaacbeHsr 1
(teal Madrid 3
Hauler? 1
Nemtastlt 3
River Plate 2
Munich 1
Tnllnnkaai 1
lamHJHl
Uverp aal 1
Laiial
BJickfeml
■*!"■■». 1
FC Portal
JUWiMl
alan*laai4
Adelica Minein S
Nein T *l
Sarapdtri* I
Punl
BOUND 35
Ajul
Newcastle 2
Galaiasatay 1
Rul Madrid 3
KiBJBR 1
AC Milaa 2
Riwr Plate 1
Paris 2
Mnotckf
Neaayal
llanaUtil
Uirartdol 5
UMdHtltr 1
Blackburn t
FC Purls 1
TttiHhanl
Arsenal 1
^■■■ini i
j !i • e m ii ^ i
Adaliu Miaeiro 1
brcekMl
SamndorU 1
ROUND 3f
Rul Madrid Z
Ajai I
Newcastle 2
tilatamtrl
Paris 1
Ranters ft
AC Milan 3
finer Plate 1
Jl¥Hl» 1
UwHcIKi
Liicrencl 1
A tletico Mineire 1
Blackburn B
Arssflalfl
MnHfcMttf 4
FC Porta B
N*PT*4
Maraelcdi 1
TotteAhanl 3
Barceleii t
■VanWpiBTnW £
Laa*2
ROOM 37
A|ai2
ACMilat!
Calataurirr 1
Mt4
Ranftn R
Manchester 1
Arstaal2
River Plate
Mrniicb 3
Iflltl
Unequal 2
Tntlinhan 1
•tacfcnwil
itntBdcria D
FC Parte 2
Newcastle 2
Mamehdi 1
Barcelona 1
Addict Wawt 1
Juiienlns 1
hpr-i
Real Madrid 2
ROUND 31
Pariil
AtniZ
AC Milaa $
Ealataunf I
Anna) 3
Ranger; 1
River Plate 2
Inventus 1
Barcelaia
Sampdoria B
Newcastle I
Real Madrid 2
Lajit2
Tottenham G
Manchester 1
MB 31
Aju3
Raljatll
River Plate!
livarpaal 1
M—Hani I
fC Pwtn>
Arsenal 3
Pariil
AC Milan 1
ROUND 41
Juvenilis 1
Gatatasara* 2
RarceloM 2
Latia 3
MunirJiS
Uverf eel 1
1
Newcastle 2
Mttdttflirl
MUM) <1
Aili!
Ealttauraa 2
Kef via I
River Plata 3
Manick 1
Nnweatda D
KMUnrnl
Sa ■nia'tnt 2
JnVtRtlfS 2
Real Madrid I
Paris I
ROUND 42
Barcelona 3
Lain*
1
Munich 2
RulllearinD
ffaaanji 1
Calatiiaraf I
Laiial
laitthnH I
Munich 1
Winchester I
RlacUara 2
Inllenhani 1
Sanf 4iria 1
Newcastle I
RmI Madrid I
Aja>l
N«iava I
Rangers I
Rivet Plate 1
Saiaaieria 1
Arsenal I ,
RtiUMridl
FCPtrtol
P»ris2
Tnllenhaih 3
Pw IMIfli ■
Lkw2
BamliiB 1
Nanftrt 2
Manchester 2
AC Milan I
Lnrerptal 1
Adetice Miatitt
FCPnrtnl
Manehai 1
TotteahaM I
Arsaaall
Ajai3
CalatasararJ
Jntmnl
Rim Plate 1
Parti 3
liveiaeal 1
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*1IVE
POSIT
coot
NO OF MILS
POINTS ML
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a
mi
1
11
2 Christian Putcci
1112
5
3 Franco Battti
1113
2
1
II
4.AksSMdrl Caslaturta
g
1114
1
•
•14
i Paulo Maldiai
D
ins
4
1
-2
:■ Roherto Donadom
M
012f
3
4
12
7 DtmeUie Albertim
M
11127
1
21
a Marcel Desailly
M
Dm
7
1
21
3 Gianlaigi lentim
M
012)
•
12
31
m.Dcjan Savicei'ic
A
III. It)
21
21
Bl
1 1 Alessandrgi Helii
A
B-l 31
a
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71
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G
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t
2
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D
1212
t
-B
-11
I.DMntr Blind
HI 3
i
-S
11
i.Franl. De Boer
D
1214
i
•2
4
i.f Midi ettrft
M
■225
2
1
1
litaak Riyhaard
M
1221
3
•
12
T Njar 0a»id5
M
1227
3
4
12
i; Jan Litmanen
■
1221
7
4
21
9 Marc Omntrs
M
6229
9
4
31
11. Patrick Kltivtrt
A
1231
11
1
41
1 1 ReiaM Pe Buor
A
1231
Z|
27
71
I.DAVID SEAMAN
1
1301
•
Diet Diuw
D
1212
2
JStereBooin
D
1313
Mori* Adams
B31*
1
S.Nigal PTiaieriwn
1315
S Davirl Hillier
M
1326
5
JJehnJenseni
■
1327
I Stepiien Schwnfi
M
1321
1
9 Paul Verson
M
932B
6
18 Kevin CiiniBiell
A
1331
14
IIJMlfrnjkt
A
1331
21
1 lais ii. iin ■.!.,.
6
Mil
I
2 Andre
D
0412
2
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D
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B
"J Paulo Rsbeno
D
0414
2
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D
Mil
2
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M
D4?6
1
J.Crislava
II
142)
7
I.Carles
M
042B
7
I.TtaMbs Pirrtira
M
1421
1
S 1*. "''!'..
A
1431
11
nSeruin AtanifO
A
1231
23
1 Carlos Busquets
E
1511
2 Albert fetrer
D
1512
|
3 Ranald KnnnMa
D
0513
1
4 Ahflardo Fernndu
1
•514
2
SJEttilecM Am«i
M
SS25
1
h v;r:.,: 1 Angel r .>-].:
M
K26
3
J J»s«p Eardiala
II
K27
4
B.J»se Maria Baktrt
M
052S
FJ.5pmj< B»r|U9fl
M
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5
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A
BUD
11
11 Ftomario
A
153)
14
FC Parte 3
Arsenal 2 Allelico
Manchester 2
AC I
Matduut
!i croSS nt'llTlET
* Jarrjinhrj
E Lrir»slian Nerlmaei
7Markw Sckipf
1 MnhMel Sertoli
S.Chriitiai 2e«je
ID Jpsn-Pime Papia
11 Aiain Suiter
ITaRimn
2 Henmnj Bert
3Taiy Gale
♦ Colin Hendty
5,Graeme LiSmi
EStuart Riplev
J David Bad.
I Tim Stttrwaad
S Jason TViIcoj
IB Chris Sattoe
11
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D
D
D
D
M
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M
M
A
A
D.Ot
1112
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B62T
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1712
1713
1714
1715
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1721
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1
2
7
4
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12
II
21
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Newti Ute «
24
21
II
1G
1G
I
I
4
4
I
II
■3
2
•6
-2
■2
4
1G
4
16
12
15
■5
•5
•5
4
I
4
I
4
12
1
•
12
4
2B
21
11
It
II
12
4
I
4
21
I
31
24
42
G3
I
3
■5
3
24
28
2B
»
3B
6H
H
3
1
11
24
12
II
44
21
57
42
4
•4
2t
IB
32
4S
41
13
COMPETITION
III
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Manager: Mark Theim
Location: Skegness
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Brave New
lAtorid?
Escom's
purchase of
Commodore and
the Amiga is
nothing
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JTyTTi m unity have nothing to
T^J^^M f ear ' n t ^ ie short term
^(|^ and everything to gain
from the Escom takeover. Nothing
to fear because something, no
matter what it is, is better than
what we've had to put up with for
the last year. And we have every-
thing to gain because if the Amiga
goes back on sale and clocks up
impressive results then develop-
ers, both hardware and software,
retailers and the general public will
sit up again and take notice.
However, it all depends on the
way things are handled. If the
Amiga sells exclusively through
Escom shops they will be able to
put out a cheaper machine by cut-
ting out the distributorAwholesaler
middleman. But these very chan-
nels have been strong in support-
ing the Amiga in the past- Doing
this would alienate an awful lot of
UK retailers, many of whom have
been the bedrock of the machine's
support through thick and thin for
the last ten years, selling Amigas
and peripherals even after
Commodore went bust.
This depth of experience should
not be shrugged off lightly. With
Commodore's refusal to counte-
nance third party manufacturing of
Amiga variants, the various whole-
salers (Silica especially) co-operat-
ed with Commodore to create
competitive packages which
included more than just the Amiga,
and these novel bundling deals
made it even more attractive.
A new Amiga
Two weeks ago Manfred Schmitt,
Chief Executive Officer of Escom
answered a question I put to him
about the Amiga's future in broad
terms. He said that there was
room in Escom's plans for a
machine that was roughly one
third the price of his cheapest PCs
(currently in the
region of £600,
excluding VAT), he
expressed an inter-
est in the Amiga as
a set top bos and in the world of
cornms, he saw it as a cheap and
accessible machine.
But if that is all, then it will sure-
ly fail. We need a new Amiga next
year if we want to remain competi-
tive. A new Amiga that keeps the
spirit of the old machine', with its
all encompassing chipset, its ease
of use. its home-friendliness and
its affordability. A new Amiga
which breaks away from the
Motorola mould and gives us the
power, the operating system and
environment we need to multitask,
move swiftly and create. That is
what the Amiga is really about.
We've written 'till our fingers
were blue about upgrading, and
some of you may have thought we
were talking tosh, just trying to sell
more Amigas on behalf of
Commodore. But get this: technol-
ogy does not stand still, nor do
prices, nor do the profit-making
software publishers and hardware
manufacturers of this world.
Rik Skews said it in last month's
points of view: if you like your
Amiga, if you want to continue
using one because you believe it is
the best machine, you must
upgrade. Then you must fill out
your warranty form, post it off and
tell Escom that you want another
Amiga as soon as possible, a big-
ger, better one. Waste of money? I
don't think so. Even if Escom can't
undercut the original £300 price
point this still represents barely
85p a day for a year of Amiga use.
If they were to bring out a new
machine next summer, and it cost
say £400 you'd still have made a
saving over buying a PC or a
MAC now (since whatever you
buy now for under a grand will
be out of date by next year).
Escom should be developing
A4000 and A1200 replacements,
they should support, technically
and financially third party develop-
ers, for theirs is not just a respon-
sibility to the machine alone. If
Escom wants to make long term
money and if they want to main-
tain the Amiga as more than a cult
machine, then serious investment
needs to be made.
This investment can be paid for
from UK or European sales, from
Chinese sales, from development
of the Amiga into other home con-
sumer products, or wherever. But
the investment must be made
now, by you when the A1200/
A40O0 series goes back on sale
and, on a larger scale, by the
Amiga's new master Otherwise
the PC. the Playstation and the
Saturn will see us off sooner than
you think, and while Escom could
still profit from this it will be the
end user, as usual, who suffers,
All conjecture
I may be worrying prematurely.
Due to the wonders of modern
publishing, what I'm writing now
gets printed about a week before
the first 64 or so pages of this
magazine, so you may have
already read all about Escom's
plans, on the cover and in our
news feature. As it is I am writing
this piece exactly one week
before Escom's Frankfurt press
conference, and the questions
I've raised here may have been
answered. Then we'll see. In the
meantime my typing has got even
slower because my fingers are
permanently crossed. ■
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